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🚨 SRI LANKAN TAMIL WORKER REPORTEDLY SENTENCED TO DEATH IN SAUDI ARABIA OVER SOCIAL MEDIA COMMENT A 24-year-old Sri Lankan Tamil migrant worker, Sivarasa Anojan, has reportedly been sentenced to death by a Saudi appellate court over a social media comment concerning Islam and Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. According to reports, Anojan, from Narpittimunai in Kalmunai, travelled to Saudi Arabia for employment in September 2025. The case reportedly stemmed from an online religious dispute in Sri Lanka, after which he allegedly posted a comment defending his faith. Reports say the comment was later deleted and that Anojan posted an apology. He was reportedly arrested on July 2, 2026. On July 15, the Al-Ahsa Criminal Court reportedly sentenced him to five years in prison and a fine of SAR 3 million under Saudi Arabia’s cybercrime law. The prosecution subsequently appealed, reportedly seeking a harsher sentence under Islamic law. According to reports from September, the appellate court accepted the prosecution’s appeal and reportedly increased the punishment to death. Sri Lanka’s Foreign Ministry said on September 18 that it was closely following the case through its embassy in Riyadh and was engaging Saudi authorities through diplomatic channels to safeguard Anojan’s interests. The reported death sentence has also been covered by several Sri Lankan media outlets, although details of the formal written judgment and the precise legal status of the case remain important to verify. Disclaimer: This post is based on reported accounts and official statements available at the time of publication. It does not imply that the death sentence has been carried out.
🚨 SRI LANKAN TAMIL WORKER REPORTEDLY SENTENCED TO DEATH IN SAUDI ARABIA OVER SOCIAL MEDIA COMMENT A 24-year-old Sri Lankan Tamil migrant worker, Sivarasa Anojan, has reportedly been sentenced to death by a Saudi appellate court over a social media comment concerning Islam and Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. According to reports, Anojan, from Narpittimunai in Kalmunai, travelled to Saudi Arabia for employment in September 2025. The case reportedly stemmed from an online religious dispute in Sri Lanka, after which he allegedly posted a comment defending his faith. Reports say the comment was later deleted and that Anojan posted an apology. He was reportedly arrested on July 2, 2026. On July 15, the Al-Ahsa Criminal Court reportedly sentenced him to five years in prison and a fine of SAR 3 million under Saudi Arabia’s cybercrime law. The prosecution subsequently appealed, reportedly seeking a harsher sentence under Islamic law. According to reports from September, the appellate court accepted the prosecution’s appeal and reportedly increased the punishment to death. Sri Lanka’s Foreign Ministry said on September 18 that it was closely following the case through its embassy in Riyadh and was engaging Saudi authorities through diplomatic channels to safeguard Anojan’s interests. The reported death sentence has also been covered by several Sri Lankan media outlets, although details of the formal written judgment and the precise legal status of the case remain important to verify. Disclaimer: This post is based on reported accounts and official statements available at the time of publication. It does not imply that the death sentence has been carried out.

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