The National Society for human rights (NSHR) received more than 30,000 complaints over the space of a decade from Saudis and expatriates, it an**unced in a report. The society said about 10,000 complaints were about administrative corruption, 5,000 were from prisoners, 3,000 on labor disputes, 2,000 on domestic violence, 2,400 on personal affairs, 2,600 on civil affairs, 328 on child abuse, 1,490 on judicial issues and 4,415 were miscellaneous. The society said most of these cases were complaints from individuals, companies and service providers from the private sector. According to the report, Riyadh, with more than 14,000 complaints, tops all other towns and cities.
06-27-2014, 04:45 AM
10 years and 30,000 complaints, says human rights watchdog
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