Amnesty International: Saudi Arabia has the highest human rights record

Amnesty International researchers have found Saudi Arabia has the highest human rights record in the world.

According to the researchers Saudi Arabia is free of slaves, free of torture, free from arbitrary arrests and from arbitrary interference with privacy and family.

For decades, Amnesty International alleged Saudi Arabia that it is a country with judicial corporal punishment such as amputation of hands for robbery, stoning, beheading, flogging for treason, adultery, drunkenness, sorcery, blasphemy and the list goes on.

But an Amnesty International investigation has found the allegations may have been not true at all.

Public leashing, stoning and other physical punishment on convicts executed each Friday in public places in Riyadh are just shows organized by Saudi's entertainment industry.

The Saudi Arabian government does not allow its people to listen to music, to watch TV or to do other recreational activities therefore these shows are a very important part of entertainment.

The convicts are not criminals but performers hired by the entertainment industry. For example, Omar Hariri (28) hired by  "It's!Stoning Time" residing in Riyadh is a professional stoning artist. "Each Friday I am tied to a bar from 5am to 10am and visitors are allowed to stone me for 50 Riyals  for 10 minutes," says Hariri. "Of course, the stones are not real. They are made of sponge."

Osama Kamel (34), a performer of "Can't Stop Lashing", is a professional lashing artist. "Customers hire me for wedding ceremonies or birthday parties," says Kamel. "The whips do not hurt me. The business is flourishing."

The Saudi Arabian government is very delighted with the Amnesty International's report that it closed a billion dollar oil deal with the USA and sent 100 golden toilets to the white house.

But some experts have accused the US government that it has paid Amnesty International huge sums of money to produce pro-Saudi Arabian reports.

Saudi Arabia rises social class of women from chicken to human

RIYADH-King of Saudi Arabia Salman announced to rise the social class of women from animals to human. The reform has worldwide proponents.

Saudi Arabia has 3 social classes with men on the top of the hierarchy followed by human and animals, the bottom class. Saudi Arabian women belong to the social class of animals meaning they are on the same level as a chicken, sheep or camel.

Imam Muhammad Ayyub has studied the species of women of decades and came to the conclusion that women have cognitive capabilities and the ability to speech same as men. "I always had believed women are just good enough for reproduction. In school we are told us to take care of women like chickens. Women cackle like hens so I thought they are a similar species," says Ayyub. "One day I met this young woman who could recite each single line of the Koran from memory and I shouted 'ya allah (meaning oh my god)' what is this new kind of species who can speak and think. This is not a chicken!"

Imam Ayyub studied all passages of the Koran. "The Surah 4:11/2 reads 'Women are animals like chicken. Like chicken, man are permitted to take women as sex slaves' and so I though women are animals," explains Ayyub. Finally, he concluded the Koran forgot to print a passage were women are described as human beings.

The hardest part of the reform was to convince the Saudi Arabian King Salman because he is currently suffering under dementia. But when Ayyub said women are species who are capable to read the Koran, the King's face beamed and he promised to rise the social class of a women to human.