Riyadh: Saudi Arabia announced the execution on Tuesday a man who was said to have been found guilty of armed rebellion and protested the state in the eastern region of the Shiite population.
The Interior Ministry said the execution of Ahmed bin Saeed bin Ali Al-Janabi was conducted in the administrative capital of Dammam in the East Province.
The brief statement said Al-Janabi had participated in the attempt to assassinate the police by opening fire at various security points and patrols throughout the Qatif.
It was said he also helped the smuggling of weapons and took part in the parade and riots, which was considered Saudi law as damaging social cloth and community cohesion.
This statement marks this as an “terrorist ‘action.
The statement said the interrogation resulted in the relevant costs and that the death penalty was given as a punishment for these actions.
The statement did not identify the man or determine when the crime had occurred, despite the execution of men in The past in the Administrative Capital of the East Province Dammam on similar charges is the Shiite Minority.
Activists contacted by the Associated Press confirmed that Al-Janabi was a Shia, but said that he had a brother of being imprisoned for protesting the government.
Protest with violence Qatif erupts around the time of Arabian spring protests in other countries, with Saudi Shiites from the area demanding more just care and greater rights.
They complained that close to the extensive oil reserves of the royal, left behind.
They said the book segment – Saudi and year-old text H social by Sunni Ultraconservatives encourages further discrimination against them.
The kingdom has implemented more than 30 people so far this year, including at least one other Shia young man who was accused of similar charges.
Most of the execution in Saudi Arabia was done by turning.