Preserving values: Arabian punishment

Article Abstract:

Numerous executions in Saudi Arabia are causing international concern. Two-thirds of those executed are foreigners, and the fate of two British nurses accused of murder is being decided. The Saudi government claims that the executions are important in deterring crime and a part of the Islamic culture.

Ethical aspects, Human rights, Executions and executioners, Execution (Punishment), Executioners

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Cruel, or just unusual?

Article Abstract:

The legal system of Saudi Arabia, based on Islamic law, is examined in detail. The background to plans for reform is explained, including special tribunals for commercial law.

Islamic law

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An imperilled Arabian paradise

Article Abstract:

Conservationists are seeking to preserve Socotra, Yemen, an island that houses a number of rare species which could be endangered by development.

Environmental aspects, Wildlife conservation, Conservation of natural resources, Natural resource conservation, Yemen

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