>>>>>It's totally irrelevant in this specific case! If you live in a country where the "religion is the law" as some of you write, it does not necessarily mean that you can blame the religion if someone commits a crime.
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>>>>You certainly can when the government (controlled by the 'religion') makes it hard or impossible to do anything when a crime (and they may not consider it such) is committed.
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>>>And where do you have that info from, in this specific case? Unless you can provide some evidence to confirm your statement, I think you actually prove my point.
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>>Did you not read the links I posted? The evidence was there - especially in the HRW link:
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>>http://www.hrw.org/en/news/2004/07/14/saudi-arabia-foreign-workers-abused
>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Saudi_Arabia#Women.27s_rights
>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Saudi_Arabia
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>If I should read all the links you provide, I would never get any time to work, eat and sleep. I stand by my words, the INITIAL link in this thread has absolutely nothing to do with religion. That was, is, and will always be my point in this case.

Fair enough. I didn't realize you were limiting your information and basing your position entirely on that one link. I will agree that with no other knowledge of Saudi Arabia, the link itself does nothing other than to report a terrible crime perpetrated on a migrant worker.