One Of My Saudi Clients Is Dead. Another Is Living, But He Could Be Next: Exiled Lawyer

Opinion contributor, USA Today: Opinion
Mon, 05/06/2019 - 4:09am

The world shrugs as Saudi Arabia arrests, tortures and executes young men. When will Trump and the US government find the moral courage to object?

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