Human Rights Criticizes Saudi Attack on Al-Jawf Prison

The Saudi National Human Rights Organization condemned the targeted, deliberate attack on a prison in Al-Hajr city in Al-Jouf, which resulted in the death of nine war prisoners. It confirmed that bombing the prison, with prior knowledge of its location, constitutes a war crime under the Third Geneva Convention, and is considered extrajudicial execution and premeditated murder. The organization pointed out that this heinous act follows previous operations against prisons and detention centers in other regions, and reflects a systematic policy to execute prisoners and cover up crimes committed by the Saudi-led aggression. It called on international organizations to immediately condemn this crime, asserting that the blood of the prisoners will not be wasted and will remain a testament to the brutality of the ongoing aggression against humanity.

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