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Saudi Princess Gets Suspended Jail For Getting "Plumber Beaten Up"
A French court on Thursday handed a 10-month suspended sentence to a sister of the Saudi crown prince over the beating of a workman at a luxury residence in Paris in 2016.
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Saudi Princess Faces Verdict In French "Beaten Workman" Case
A French court will rule Thursday whether a sister of the Saudi crown prince had a hand in the alleged beating of a workman who carried out repairs in her luxury Paris apartment.
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French Prosecutors Seek Suspended Prison Sentence For Saudi Princess
French prosecutors said on Tuesday they were pushing for a six-month suspended prison sentence for the king of Saudi Arabia's daughter, as she went on trial in absentia in a case involving the beating of a workman in her luxury flat in Paris.
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Saudi Crown Prince's Sister On Trial Over Alleged Beating Of Workman
The sister of the crown prince of Saudi Arabia goes on trial Tuesday in a French court over the alleged beating of a workman who was refurbishing her ultra-luxury Paris apartment.
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South African Sisters Describe Saudi Detention And Complain To UN
Two South African sisters who were imprisoned in Saudi Arabia, initially without charge, described their ordeal on Tuesday and said they had brought a complaint to the United Nations.
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Saudi Prince's Sister Ordered Bodyguard To Beat Up Worker, Faces Trial
The sister of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is to be put on trial in Paris next month for allegedly ordering her bodyguard to beat up a workman in the French capital, a legal source told AFP on Wednesday.
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Woman Allegedly Stranded In Riyadh, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
A woman reached out to Union Minister Sushma Swaraj for help alleging that her Hyderbad-based sister was stranded in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh.
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Saudi Sisters Who Fled To Georgia Granted "New Home"
Two Saudi sisters who fled to Georgia saying they feared being killed if they returned home posted on social media Tuesday that they have now obtained Georgian passports and are moving to a third country.
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"We Are In Danger:" Saudi Sisters Ask For Help After Fleeing To Georgia
Two Saudi sisters have issued a plea for international protection after fleeing to ex-Soviet Georgia in the latest case of women fleeing oppression in the ultra-conservative kingdom.
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"No Regrets": Saudi Sisters Hope Bright Future After Hiding In Hong Kong
Two Saudi Arabian sisters are hoping for a "bright, beautiful future" after being granted asylum, fleeing what they describe as an abusive family and a repressive society.
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"Fish In Oasis": Saudi Sisters Stranded In Hong Kong Given Extended Stay
Two Saudi sisters marooned in Hong Kong after fleeing their family have been granted an extended stay in the city until next month, their law firm said Thursday, as they urgently seek sanctuary in a third country.
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Saudi Sisters Trapped In Hong Kong Recall Beatings Back Home
Two Saudi sisters trapped in Hong Kong say chronic physical abuse by male family members prompted them to flee the kingdom, where they now fear they will be forcibly returned.
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"Dream Of A Safe Place": Saudi Sisters In Hong Kong After Fleeing Family
Two sisters from Saudi Arabia were intercepted at Hong Kong airport by the kingdom's diplomats en route to Australia, their lawyer said, the year's second high-profile case of Saudi women trying to flee what they call repression at home.
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2 Saudi Sisters Stopped In Hong Kong While Fleeing To Australia
Two young Saudi sisters in Hong Kong said Thursday they had been intercepted by kingdom officials at the city's airport while attempting to escape to Australia, in the latest case of women fleeing the ultra-conservative country.
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Saudi Sisters "Heavily Beaten" Before Death In New York, Says Father
The father of two young Saudi women whose bodies were found bound together in New York last October has dismissed a police assessment that they committed suicide and said marks he saw on their faces indicate they were beaten before their deaths.
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Saudi Princess Gets Suspended Jail For Getting "Plumber Beaten Up"
A French court on Thursday handed a 10-month suspended sentence to a sister of the Saudi crown prince over the beating of a workman at a luxury residence in Paris in 2016.
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Saudi Princess Faces Verdict In French "Beaten Workman" Case
A French court will rule Thursday whether a sister of the Saudi crown prince had a hand in the alleged beating of a workman who carried out repairs in her luxury Paris apartment.
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French Prosecutors Seek Suspended Prison Sentence For Saudi Princess
French prosecutors said on Tuesday they were pushing for a six-month suspended prison sentence for the king of Saudi Arabia's daughter, as she went on trial in absentia in a case involving the beating of a workman in her luxury flat in Paris.
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Saudi Crown Prince's Sister On Trial Over Alleged Beating Of Workman
The sister of the crown prince of Saudi Arabia goes on trial Tuesday in a French court over the alleged beating of a workman who was refurbishing her ultra-luxury Paris apartment.
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South African Sisters Describe Saudi Detention And Complain To UN
Two South African sisters who were imprisoned in Saudi Arabia, initially without charge, described their ordeal on Tuesday and said they had brought a complaint to the United Nations.
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Saudi Prince's Sister Ordered Bodyguard To Beat Up Worker, Faces Trial
The sister of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is to be put on trial in Paris next month for allegedly ordering her bodyguard to beat up a workman in the French capital, a legal source told AFP on Wednesday.
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Woman Allegedly Stranded In Riyadh, Family Seeks Sushma Swaraj's Help
A woman reached out to Union Minister Sushma Swaraj for help alleging that her Hyderbad-based sister was stranded in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh.
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Saudi Sisters Who Fled To Georgia Granted "New Home"
Two Saudi sisters who fled to Georgia saying they feared being killed if they returned home posted on social media Tuesday that they have now obtained Georgian passports and are moving to a third country.
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"We Are In Danger:" Saudi Sisters Ask For Help After Fleeing To Georgia
Two Saudi sisters have issued a plea for international protection after fleeing to ex-Soviet Georgia in the latest case of women fleeing oppression in the ultra-conservative kingdom.
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"No Regrets": Saudi Sisters Hope Bright Future After Hiding In Hong Kong
Two Saudi Arabian sisters are hoping for a "bright, beautiful future" after being granted asylum, fleeing what they describe as an abusive family and a repressive society.
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"Fish In Oasis": Saudi Sisters Stranded In Hong Kong Given Extended Stay
Two Saudi sisters marooned in Hong Kong after fleeing their family have been granted an extended stay in the city until next month, their law firm said Thursday, as they urgently seek sanctuary in a third country.
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Saudi Sisters Trapped In Hong Kong Recall Beatings Back Home
Two Saudi sisters trapped in Hong Kong say chronic physical abuse by male family members prompted them to flee the kingdom, where they now fear they will be forcibly returned.
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"Dream Of A Safe Place": Saudi Sisters In Hong Kong After Fleeing Family
Two sisters from Saudi Arabia were intercepted at Hong Kong airport by the kingdom's diplomats en route to Australia, their lawyer said, the year's second high-profile case of Saudi women trying to flee what they call repression at home.
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2 Saudi Sisters Stopped In Hong Kong While Fleeing To Australia
Two young Saudi sisters in Hong Kong said Thursday they had been intercepted by kingdom officials at the city's airport while attempting to escape to Australia, in the latest case of women fleeing the ultra-conservative country.
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Saudi Sisters "Heavily Beaten" Before Death In New York, Says Father
The father of two young Saudi women whose bodies were found bound together in New York last October has dismissed a police assessment that they committed suicide and said marks he saw on their faces indicate they were beaten before their deaths.
