Saudi Arabia executed 37 people and all the UK did was shrug. What will it take for the west to speak up?

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These appalling killings were the most recent in a series of atrocities that have seen a further erosion of human rights for Saudi citizens. Much has been made of the crown prince’s decision to allow women to drive, but behind this story are the women who campaigned for that right, many who have been imprisoned and tortured.
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/saudi-arabia-death-toll-executed-mohammed-bin-salman-theresa-may-a8884721.html

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