Activists call for legislation to make harassment crime
Activists call for legislation to make harassment crime
Shaikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE Foreign Minister, strongly condemned the 'terrorist crime' in a statement issued today.
Thursday's attack was the deadliest against Saudi security forces since Daesh attacks first appeared in the Kingdom last year.
Leading personalities of the Arab world call for convening second Syrian National Congress.
Security measures put in place around the king's villa would now be lifted.
Human Rights Watch has accused Saudi authorities of waging a "campaign of death".
According to media sources, the Omanis were returning home after performing Umrah in Mecca, when the bus crashed into a truck coming from the opposite direction.
Foreign Minister Adel Al Jubeir said recent comments by Iranian officials show their interference in the region.
Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal and other officials from the militant Palestinian group visited the holy city of Makkah last week.
This year's figure is still below the record 192 which human rights group Amnesty International said were carried out in 1995.