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Usually this means that local Snap employees (if any) are put at risk. In countries like Saudi Arabia, it almost certainly is jail-time in very brutal facilitie
by zeroxfe 9y ago
Usually this means that local Snap employees (if any) are put at risk. In countries like Saudi Arabia, it almost certainly is jail-time in very brutal facilities.
(I don't know if they actually have employees there, but in general, this is a huge risk for many international corporations.)
- greendude29 9y ago> In countries like Saudi Arabia, it almost certainly is jail-time in very brutal facilities. Doesn't sound accurate at all. Please cite or present data.
- ringaroundthetx 9y agoCan't cite, but last I read was that rule of law in Saudi Arabia was very arbitrary. Like if you actually had the wits and bravery to challenge something you could easily poke holes in the states arguments or due process, such as family court judge may be deciding case law in unrelated matters. And this is only because people don't do that.
- KekDemaga 9y agoHere is amnesty international's account of one such prison: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%60Ulaysha_Prison#Conditions_of_detention https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%60Ulaysha_Prison#Conditions...
- hellbanner 9y agoWell, the alternative would be to not have employees in those countries and just ignore it as a market.