Saudi Arabia
The kingdom of Saudi Arabia occupies four-fifths of the Arabian Peninsula. It is bordered by Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, the Red Sea, Yemen, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, and the Persian Gulf. In the neutral zone between Iraq and Saudi Arabia no permanent buildings or military establishments may be placed; nomads from both countries have access to its pastures and wells. A 1975 agreement divided the zone equally. A partitioned zone also exists between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Saudi Arabia administers the southern half but the oil wealth of the entire zone is shared by both countries.- Overview of Human Rights Practices in Saudi Arabia
The Islamic religious laws form the basis of the human rights in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Scroll down to find an overview of human rights practices in Saudi Arabia. - US Saudi Arms Deal Worth $60bn
A record breaking arms deal is all set to take place between the United States and Saudi Arabia. The proposed US Saudi arms deal worth $60bn will be the biggest ever single arms sale by the US. - Saudi Girl Sentenced to 90 Lashes for Carrying Cell Phone to School
Blatant human rights violation in Saudi Arabia hit a new high when a school girl was convicted. - Mystical Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is not only a mystical country, it also represents a mystical way of life and is only rarely, and to a limited extent, open to non-Muslim foreigners.