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As saudi arabia cracks down on drugs, executions near a record high facing an influx of amphetamines, the kingdom has put hundreds of people to death, many of them foreigners convicted of low. Most of these deaths are owing to riyadh’s intensified campaign against drug trafficking, particularly targeting the widespread smuggling of captagon. Two saudis were executed for terrorist crimes, the official saudi press agency said, after 15 people, mostly foreigners, were put to death for drug offenses on saturday and sunday.
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This claim, however, remains contested by criminologists who point to continued high volumes of drug seizures as evidence that capital punishment has failed to significantly disrupt supply chains From january to june, saudi arabia has already executed nearly 200 people, with the number expected to break last year’s record of 345 The international implications of saudi arabia’s drug enforcement policies extend beyond human rights concerns.
Dubai, united arab emirates (ap) — executions in saudi arabia surged last year to a record high, amnesty international said monday, as activists increasingly warn about the kingdom’s use of the death penalty in nonviolent drug cases.
