Why do I beat sheikhs in Saudi jails?

Hashtag has broadcast a prison strike in Saudi Arabia on social networking sites, and many have wondered why.

# Alumni strike in prisons

The campaign comes after the publication of the official report of the detainees in Saudi Arabia, after a statement by Dr. Abdullah Al-Hamed, arrested in an attempt to demand "the release of peaceful and democratic activists to human rights defenders and all Arbitrators and detainees held arbitrarily, "the statement said.

Hachtag took the lead on the list of the most popular Hashtagat in the Kingdom, garnering more than 16,000 tweets spread among supporters and opponents of the campaign.

"The battle of the empty gut is very difficult.It could lead to death, but it is a necessity when it is about freedom and human dignity," said one large number of rebels.

The son of Saudi reformer, Salman al-Awda, accused of 37 charges, including "incitement to the regime" in Saudi Arabia, Mr. Abdullah al-Awda, said: "The reform project in Saudi Arabia was and remains the true guarantee of a stable and prosperous future, of popular participation, of rights and freedoms, to demand the release of all prisoners of civil and peaceful works "

Drs. Mohammed Fahad Al Qahtani and Fawzan Al Harbi, Abdul Karim Al Khader and Abdul Rahman Al Hamed joined Dr Abdullah Al Hamed on a hunger strike.

In the next, some felt that the goal of this hashtag is to offend Saudi Arabia and its crown after the successes and reforms made by the Kingdom in recent times.

Amaniyah Bint al-Khair wrote: "The mercenaries who owned the sedition caused by the success of Prince Mohammed bin Salman when they saw him walking firmly and confidently put Hshtagg to sow discord"