Death Penalty for a Tweet? Amnesty Calls It Ludicrous

Amnesty International’s Philip Luther described the death sentence for Mohammad bin Nasser al-Ghamdi as absurd. He pointed out that the man has only 10 followers on his anonymous Twitter accounts and was simply expressing his opinions on social media.

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