Mohammed Imran, a Pakistani migrant who had been in a Saudi prison for the past eight years, was executed last month.
Imran had travelled to Saudi Arabia to start a new job and was arrested on arrival at the airport for drug-related charges, a crime that is punished by death in the country. Imran was then taken to a fairly crowded, sand-colored facility after being put on trial on Arabic - a language he did not speak - and without access to an attorney. Imran spent the rest of his days in the facility.
He was just one of the close to 3,400 Pakistani jailed in Saudi Arabia - making Pakistanis the largest number of expatriates in Saudi prisons, according to figures by Pakistan’s foreign ministry,
