The Saudi teenager escapes the death penalty, gets so many years in prison

According to a source close to justice organs, Murtaja Qureis, 18-year-old who faced the death penalty in Saudi Arabia, has escaped the worst punishment and has been sentenced to 12 years in prison. Qureiris will be counted as serving sentence and time spent in custody since 2014. Otherwise, four years [...]
Qureiris will be counted as serving sentence and time spent in custody since 2014. Otherwise, the last four years of sentence will be paroled, which means he will remain in prison for only three years.
A Saudi official who spoke on condition of anonymity for the agency “Reuters” confirmed his years of detention for the boy.
International pressure on Saudi Arabia in this case has increased following television reporting “CNN” In Austria, the assembly of this country voted to close a Saudi centre in protest of arresting the Saudi teenager.
Qureiris was only 10-year-old when he had committed the alleged crimes under the indictment filed by authorities. He's been accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at a police station.
In April of this year, Saudi Arabia announced that it had executed 37 men, most of whom were Shiite Muslims. At least three persons were minor at the time they were arrested, writes “CNN”












