This day, back in 2012, a 16-year-old boy was cycling home from school, without a care in the world!

As he was cycling, a car passed him, then Deliberately turned and drove into the teenager, knocking him off his bike, and causing him injuries,

The boy's name was Ali Al-Nimr. The car that crashed into him was an undercover police car. They dragged Ali, injured, into the back of the car, and taken to the police station. Where he was tortured, beaten, punched, kicked, to the point, he was passing blood and wanted to die. At that point, because of all the injuries he sustained from torture, he couldn't even sign the confession. He placed his bloodied finger on the paper as the fingerprint.

During the torture sessions, his family had no contact and had no idea what had happened, just that Ali had gone missing.

Ali's only "so-called" crime was to attend protests, in 2011, during the Arab spring risings, he did not kill, main, rape or steal. For participating in these demonstrations Ali was given an unfair trial where his lawyer was barely allowed to visit him, and his lawyer was not allowed to bring forth any witnesses to exonerate him, nor was he able to adequately cross-examine witnesses. At age 16, he was sentenced to death, then his body to be crucified, to scare anyone else who dared to question this cruel regime.

Alas, due to World protests against this unjust and unfair sentence, Ali, to this day, is still alive, only saved by his age: executing minors is illegal. Although this has not stopped Saudi's from executing juveniles, add other slightly older boys for the crime of attending protests;

Today, Ali is still in prison, and still on death row,

We will NOT give up on Ali until he is Free!

TO PROTEST IS NOT A CRIME, AND NOT A DEATH SENTENCE!