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As of July 15 , Saudi Arabia executed 98 men and two women for charges related to murder, terrorism and drugs.
This marks a 42% increase compared to the same period in 2023 , according to a recent report by the Berlin -based European Saudi Organization for Human Rights .
The crackdown on civil rights' activists is in contrast to Saudi Arabia's so-called Vision 2030 , an ambitious project to drive societal and economic overhaul in the country.
Lina al-Hathloul , a women's rights activist at the London -based human rights watchdog Alqst, says a vibrant society would have the space to critically question the role of Crown Prince bin Salman .
Free speech would also benefit the country's human rights record, she says.
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