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Saudi teacher sentenced to prison, flogging, for open discussions
Human Rights Watch said that Saudi Arabian teachers are being silenced on blasphemy charges. A Saudi court has sentenced a high school chemistry teacher to more than three years in prison and 750 lashes for talking to his pupils about his views on a number of current topics, such as Christianity, Judaism and the causes of terrorism.
Saudi Arabia, Education, 11/17/2005

US, Saudi Arabia convene first strategic dialogue
Rice said the United States would like the Saudi government "to do more to curb domestic incitement of terrorism as well as improve portrayals of countries like the United States and Israel."
Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 11/14/2005


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