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Ruyati’s Execution

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

The Saudi government stands accused of violating the Vienna Convention. President Yudhoyono and King Abdullah must discuss this serious problem.

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THE beheading of Ruyati bin Satubi in Saudi Arabia has exposed serious problems that must be addressed immediately. The execution of this Bekasi, West Java female migrant worker, was carried out without the Indonesian government, let alone her family, being informed.

The Saudi Arabian government not only violated Ruyati’s family’s right to information, but it also breached the Mandatory Access to Consular Notification, a provision in the Vie

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