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5/5 – As it’s Father’s Day in the UK, will you take the time to reflect and support our call for Mohammed to be released and reunited with his family? Add your name today –

4/5 – This injustice means he can’t be there when his children need him.

3/5 - He was arrested and tortured for a crime he did not commit and has since been separated from his family for over decade. We're doing all we can to fight for Mohammed and others like him. But when legal avenues are exhausted, like in his case, our community is a lifeline.

2/5 - Mohammed’s story is one of injustice 🚫 ⚖️, He is one of many people who were targeted in a crackdown on pro-democracy protests that followed the 2011 Arab Spring calling for human rights and fundamental freedoms in Bahrain 🇧🇭 .

It's Father’s Day in the UK. Let's take this time to reflect on one of our clients, father of three, Mohammed Ramadhan. Mohammed has been separated from his family for over a decade – for a crime he did not commit -🧵

"For as long as the UK Government fails to warn Britons of the dangers of travelling to Saudi Arabia, and fails to stand up for its citizens arbitrarily detained abroad, other families like ours are at risk of being torn apart," she said.

Ahmed's wife Amaher Nour has called on Britons considering travelling to Saudi Arabia to "think hard about whether it's worth the risk."

"The FCDO does update travel advice - it recently updated the travel advice for the USA to highlight the risk of detention at the border."

Here's an excerpt from our letter: "Saudi Arabia is investing $800 billion to transform their tourism sector and attract more visitors, yet few will be aware that an old, deleted social media post could lead to them being abducted and potentially sentenced to death."

These risks are underscored by the case of Ahmed Al-Doush, a British father who was abducted at Riyadh airport in front of his family, faced the threat of the death penalty and was recently sentenced to ten years in prison over his social media posts.

We wrote to the Foreign Office urging the government to update its travel advice to Saudi Arabia so British nationals are fully informed of the risks to their safety should they visit the country. The Daily Mail reported on our letter 🧵

David, Did you call for the release & return of arbitrarily detained 🇬🇧 national #JagtarSinghJohal? #FreeJaggiNow

7/7 - Thank you for joining us on this journey to a world without the death penalty! If you wish to support, please consider donating today - 🔗

6/7 - In Tanzania 🇹🇿: We have brought successful challenges to the mandatory death penalty for ten people, paving the way for approximately 691 people on death row to have access to a proper sentencing hearing.

5/7 - In Kenya 🇰🇪: We are working with partners to ensure that 5,000 people who were sentenced to the mandatory death penalty can receive a new sentence.

4/7 - In Malawi 🇲🇼: Our decade-long resentencing project secured freedom for 165 people from death row – men and women who are now free to rebuild their lives.

3/7 - But none of this work would’ve been possible without the support of all our dedicated partners, and without the support of our Reprieve community. Take look at what our death penalty projects have achieved so far in Africa 🌍 :

2/7 - Our work with partners in Malawi, Kenya and Tanzania provides a blueprint for a continent-wide journey to abolish the mandatory death penalty, secure fairer sentences for people on death row, and move towards abolition.

Did you know Sub-Saharan Africa is considered a “beacon of hope” in the global effort to abolish the death penalty? 🧵

#Shaminabegum made grave mistakes. But she's our responsibility and no one else's. Stripping her UK citizenship, and that of others abandoned in #Syria, is an abdication of responsibility. @Jacob_Rees_Mogg and I in the @FT today. @tonyvaughanMP @rabbidavidmason @mrjamesob