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Saudi women likely going to jail for videoing her husband attempting to rape the maid
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Saudi Arabia: Woman Likely Going to Jail For Videotaping Her Husband Attempting to Rape The Maid
Saudi women likely going to jail for videoing her husband attempting to rape the maid
She used a hidden camera to catch her partner forcing himself upon the family maid, according to reports in the Gulf state.
The man appears to try to kiss and grope her – despite another maid being present in the kitchen. His wife uploaded the video to YouTube with the caption: "The minimum punishment for this husband is to scandalise him." The footage has gone viral in ultra-conservative Saudi Arabia – along with the hashtag
#SaudiWomanCatchesHusbandCheating
despite being removed from YouTube.
But the wife's efforts to shame her husband may backfire, according to Saudi lawyer Majid Qaroob. She could also spent a year in prison or face a fine of £87,000 "in line with the law on information technology crimes", he said.
Qaroob added: "This law includes stiff punishment for anyone using mobile phones with camera or other equipment to photograph others and defame them."
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