Meghan Markle’s friend Loujain al-Hathloul “has been jailed and tortured in Saudi Arabia for fighting for women’s rights.” Her family states that “the 29-year-old languishes in a Riyadh prison cell, with her family reporting she has been subjected to electric-shock torture, and threats of rape and death in a ‘palace of terror.'”
Markle has recently been given a rude awakening about jihad terror and the jihad ideology. In November, it was revealed that Markle supported a community kitchen in a mosque that was linked to 19 jihadists. “Experts” said when the news broke that “the Duchess of Sussex has been ‘poorly advised’ and a simple internet search should have raised some questions.” But no matter how much evidence is presented and how many questions are raised about jihad terror, all such concerns continue to be minimized in the name of diversity, which now includes the fear of offending Muslims (“Islamophobia”).
In 2016, Markle was a counsellor with the UK-based Empowerment For Youth Organization. Markle stated at that time that the participants were “speaking out against human rights violations, environmental crises, gender equality issues, discrimination and injustice. They are the change.” It would be refreshing to see Markle speak out in defense of her friend and other women who are being tortured in Saudi Arabia for standing up for women’s and human rights in Islam, since the status quo is for those with power and influence to ignore the many human rights violations that are justified by Islamic law.
“Meghan Markle’s friend tortured in Saudi prison for fighting for women’s rights,” by Joe Duggan, Express, February 2, 2019:
MEGHAN MARKLE’S friend has been jailed and tortured in Saudi Arabia for fighting for women’s rights, her family say. Loujain al-Hathloul is a globally respected activist who once graced Vanity Fair alongside her friend Meghan Markle.
But today, the 29-year-old languishes in a Riyadh prison cell, with her family reporting she has been subjected to electric-shock torture, and threats of rape and death in a “palace of terror”. Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International believe other imprisoned rights’ activists are being subjected to similar horrific treatment. A source close to the activists told Express.co.uk: “Loujain is starting to speak more and more about the torture. She is experiencing very hard post-trauma. She is shaking and she cannot control herself sometimes. We want them to be released. But we just don’t know when they will be.”
There are calls now for Loujain to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize as the battle to secure the group’s release continues.
Loujain Al-Hathloul became a hero to many around the world as she battled peacefully to win Saudi women the right to drive and pushed for gender equality.
Her campaigning won worldwide recognition and a huge social media following…..