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Despite the change in leadership which world perceives as more modern and less conservative has not changed the state sponsor killing in KSA. Human rights groups have condemned Saudi Arabia after the beheading of five foreigners this week. Experts warn 2015 will mark a dramatic increase in public executions, as 80 people have already been killed, compared to 88 in the whole of 2014. Despite criticism from Despite mounting international criticism from foreign governments and human rights campaigners, Saudi Arabia has shown no willingness to end public executions. On Monday, a group of five men, sentenced to death for murder and theft, were publicly beheaded.
King Salman bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud ascended to the throne in Saudi Arabia earlier this year and it was understood that arrival of new King might change the way punishment is seen in KSA but all hopes are crushed with the incident. Death penalties are thriving in KSA even after change in the leadership.
King Salman bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud ascended to the throne in Saudi Arabia earlier this year and it was understood that arrival of new King might change the way punishment is seen in KSA but all hopes are crushed with the incident. Death penalties are thriving in KSA even after change in the leadership.
