Saudi Arabia has executed a man for offences that rights groups say he committed while aged 17, despite the kingdom’s assurance that it had abolished the death penalty for minors.
Mustafa Hashem al-Darwish was arrested in 2015 for protest-related offences.
Saudi authorities say he was charged with forming a terror cell and trying to carry out an armed revolt.
But rights groups had called for a stop to his execution, saying their trial had been unfair.
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