Burmese Woman Executed In Saudi Arabia

Basim a Burmese woman who lived in Saudi Arabia had been convicted of torturing and killing her husbands seven-year-old daughter. The execution took place in a public parking lot in front of passing bystanders in September 2011.

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A Myanmar woman beheaded in a Saudi street this week for killing her husbands young daughter is seen screaming her innocence in a video posted on the Internet Saturday.

Burmese woman executed in saudi arabia. The official Saudi Press. Woman Beheaded in Saudi Arabia. LOUAI BESHARA via Getty Images Syrians carry banners and a portrait of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad R during a demonstration in Tishrin Park in downtown Damascus on April 21 2008 against the execution of two Syrian men convicted of drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia.

Investigations led to her trial which proved she was guilty the interior ministry said quoted by SPA. Investigations led to her trial which proved she was guilty the interior ministry said quoted by SPA. Bassims execution came after she was found guilty of the rape and murder of Kalthoum bint Abdul Rahman bin Ghulam Gadir her husbands daughter according to official Saudi sourcces.

Laila Bint Abdul Muttalib Basim a Burmese woman who resided in Saudi Arabia was beheaded by sword on Monday after being dragged through the streets of Islams holy city of Mecca and held down by four police officers. The official Saudi Press Agency said Monday that Layla bint Abdul Mutaleb Bassim was executed in the Muslim holy city of Mecca for killing her husbands six-year-old daughter. Secretly filmed images show the public execution of a woman in the streets of the Saudi city of Mecca.

Footage appears to show a public beheading in Saudi Arabia. More than 2000 people were executed in Saudi Arabia between 1985 and 2013. The official Saudi Press Agency said Monday that Layla bint Abdul Mutaleb Bassim was executed in the Muslim holy city of Mecca for killing her husbands six-year-old daughter.

After being accused and sentenced for being a sorcerer in 2007 this man was sentenced to execution by beheading with a sword. A Saudi woman Amina bin Salem Nasser was executed for being convicted of practicing sorcery and witchcraft in December 2011 in the northern province of Jawf and a Sudanese man Abdul Hamid Bin Hussain Bin Moustafa al-Fakki was executed in a car park in. Laila Bint Abdul Muttalib Basim an immigrant originally from Burma lived in.

Firas Faisal al-Aghbar and Firas Hussein Maktabi were beheaded by the sword in the Saudi northwestern city of Tabuk on April. Laila Bint Abdul Muttalib Basim who resided in Saudi Arabia was dragged through the street and held down by four police officers as she was executed by sword on Monday 12 January. Laila Bint Abdul Muttalib Basim a Burmese resident of Saudi Arabia was convicted of torturing and killing her seven-year-old step-daughter and executed by the sword on Monday.

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The official Saudi Press Agency said Monday that Layla bint Abdul Mutaleb Bassim was executed in the Muslim holy city of Mecca for killing her husbands six-year-old daughter. She was convicted of the sexual abuse and murder of her seven-year-old step-daughter. Footage of the execution.

Laila Bint Abdul Muttalib Basim from Burma was executed by sword on Monday in Islams holiest city after being convicted of the sexual abuse and murder of her seven- year-old step-daughter The. Elsewhere Blogger Raif Badawi was jailed for 10 years recently after starting a website for social and political debate. The official Saudi Press Agency said last week that Bassims execution came after she was found guilty of the rape and murder of Kalthoum bint Abdul Rahman bin Ghulam Gadir her husbands daughter.

Saudi Arabia has publicly beheaded a Burmese woman in the city of Mecca sparking fresh condemnation of the countrys human rights record after a recent surge in executions. Laila Bint Abdul Muttalib Basim a Burmese woman who resided in Saudi Arabia was executed by sword on Monday after being dragged through the street and held down by four police officers. Saudi Arabia has publicly beheaded a Burmese woman for the rape and murder of her six-year-old stepdaughter.

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