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Anoj an Sivarasa’s Saudi Facebook-comment case

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    Saudi court sets aside worker’s death sentence over Facebook comment—but freedom is unconfirmed

    Sri Lankan officials confirm that Anojan Sivarasa’s death-penalty judgment has been set aside. His release, final punishment and ability to return home remain unresolved.

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    • The Eastern Region appellate court imposes a death sentence.
    • Sri Lankan officials announce that the death-penalty judgment has been set aside; Hemachandra dates the decision to October 13.
    • Sivarasa’s post-ruling custody status, any replacement sentence and the final status of the underlying conviction remain unconfirmed.
    • No recovered order establishes whether the original five-year prison term and three-million-riyal fine remain enforceable.
    • The operative court order and any subsequent custody or sentencing decision are needed to establish whether he can leave prison and return to Sri Lanka.

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  1. Prima a riferirne

  2. An appeal is filed with Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court.

  3. Sri Lankan officials announce that the death-penalty judgment has been set aside; Hemachandra dates the decision to October 13.

Chi è coinvolto

Chi è coinvolto

Persone

  • Arun HemachandraSri Lankan politician
  • Faiszer MusthaphaSri Lankan politician

Organizzazioni

  • Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment
  • Supreme Court

Luoghi

  • Al Ahsa
  • Natpiddimunai (M.p ) 01
  • Riyadh
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Sri Lanka
  • سجن الدمام