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    Amnesty International questioned the "integrity" of the Saudi investigation into the killing of Khas

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    Amnesty International questioned the "integrity" of the Saudi investigation into the killing of Khas Empty Amnesty International questioned the "integrity" of the Saudi investigation into the killing of Khas

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    [rtl]On Saturday, Amnesty International questioned the "integrity" of the Saudi investigation into the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, hours after Riyadh announced its results.[/rtl]

    [rtl]"The impartiality of any investigation into Khashoggi's death by the Saudi authorities remains questionable and questionable," said Rawia Rajeh, the organization's official on war crimes and human rights investigations, in a tweet via Twitter.[/rtl]

    [rtl]Amnesty International, along with other organizations, called for a neutral and independent investigation by the United Nations and at the request of Turkey.[/rtl]

    [rtl]Rajah stressed that the investigation body should be Khashoggi's death away from the potential authority involved in the case. She said in the interview that the investigation should be far from the same authority that is likely to be involved in his killing, especially after this authority denied clear facts for more than two weeks. As that[/rtl]

    [rtl]Official statements do not answer many questions and are far from transparent[/rtl]

    [rtl]The official of the organization on the investigation of war crimes and human rights Twitter after the announcement by the Saudi authorities, at dawn on Saturday, Khashoggi was killed for "quarrel" inside his consulate in Istanbul, 19 days after the fact of his disappearance[/rtl]

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    Amnesty International questioned the "integrity" of the Saudi investigation into the killing of Khas Empty Amnesty International questioned the "neutrality" of the Saudi investigation into Khashoggi's death

    Post by Rocky Sun 21 Oct 2018, 2:24 am

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    Amnesty International questioned the "neutrality" of the Saudi investigation into Khashoggi's death

    On Saturday, Amnesty International questioned the "integrity" of the Saudi investigation into the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, hours after Riyadh announced its findings.
    "An impartiality" of any investigation into Khashoggi's death by the Saudi authorities "remains questionable," said Rawia Rajeh, the organization's director for war crimes and human rights investigations, in a tweet through Twitter.
    Amnesty International, along with other organizations, called for an impartial and independent investigation by the United Nations and at the request of Turkey.
    Saudi Arabia has admitted Khashoggi's death at the Saudi consulate in Turkey

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