Life in Saudi Arabia Part 7: January and February 2024
Saudi Arabia human rights record in January and February 2024
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Life in Saudi Arabia Part 6: November and December 2023
Saudi Arabia - human rights record November and December 2023
Life in Saudi Arabia: Part 5
How has Saudi Arabia been reported in recent weeks?
Life in Saudi Arabia: Part 4
What has been happening in Saudi Arabia since April this year?
Life in Saudi Arabia: Part 3
What was happening in Saudi Arabia in the first four months of this year?
Life in Saudi Arabia: Part 2
Part two of Life in Saudi Arabia by Peter Sagar
Life in Saudi Arabia: Part 1
Part one of Life in Saudi Arabia by Peter Sagar
Coming together in solidarity of human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia
It is the five year anniversary of the Newcastle United takeover by the Saudi PIF, and ...
Five years of brutal oppression in Saudi Arabia
A look at the human rights violations committed by Saudi in the time after the Newcastle ...
“Blood, sweat and oil”: terrible working conditions at Saudi Aramco exposed in new report
New report by Fairsquare has exposed dire working conditions for migrant workers at Aramco
Doing the right thing: Newcastle City councillors in plea for clemency for Saudi child offender on death row
"It is so good and so important to see elected representatives doing the right thing regarding ...
Saudi regime executes another child offender for attending protests
Amnesty said that the execution of Abdullah was just one of a long line of executions
Recent report predicts upswing in unexplained migrant worker deaths in Saudi Arabia
Ahead of the 2034 World Cup, a report finds migrant workers dying in Saudi Arabia with ...
Emergence of Saudi ‘Masked Youth Movement’, criticising lack of freedom
A series of videos featuring masked individuals expressing dissatisfaction with the quality of life in Saudi ...
Nothing has changed: links between Saudi and Newcastle United
Newcastle United’s Carabao Cup win sparked celebrations, but has it changed Saudi Arabia’s human rights record? ...
Newcastle United and the Saudi PIF: 3 years after the takeover
What is the record of the Saudi regime in terms of human rights in the three ...
Second class citizens: women’s rights in Saudi Arabia
Two Saudi women - and a system that controls
Human rights in Saudi Arabia: any of our business?
There are still very real human rights abuses being carried out
Inside Saudi Arabia’s kafala system
“The kafala system regulates the lives of tens of millions of migrant labourers in the Middle ...
Interview with Colin Taylor: Newcastle Amnesty Saudi sub-group
Peter Sagar interviews Colin Taylor, volunteer with Newcastle Amnesty, and member of the Saudi sub-group
Saudi Arabia and Newcastle: Breaking the Silence
What can we say and do in this region that would have a positive effect on ...
Newcastle and Saudi: United or Divided?
Football connects to people and communities in a way that politics doesn’t, and it is the ...
Life seen through a retort tube: MIMA’s exhibition on Teesside, and its chemicals underworld
Chemicals Industry exhibition: MIMA
Martin Luther King Jr comes to Newcastle
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an annual holiday in the United States on the third ...
After COP30: where do we go from here?
Analysis and thoughts on COP30
COP30 Part 2: a fair COP?
Report on the second week of COP30
Does Starmer always subscribe to ‘British values’?
Starmer's actions tend to reflect a different set of values, not 'British values'
Syria ten months after regime change: what has really changed?
Syria’s post-regime decade begins: ten months on, politics, security, economy, and daily life show fragile gains ...
Sam Fender: musicianship and the power of political focus
North Shields born Sam Fender has developed a reputation for speaking out on political and social ...
Book Review: 38 Londres, by Philippe Sands
Pinnochet’s regime is scrutinised through the eyes of Sands
