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Abdullah al-Hamid
Abdullah Hamid Ali al-Hamid () or "Abu Bilal" is a Saudi human rights activist and a co-founder of the Saudi Civil and Political Rights Association (ACPRA).〔 He has been imprisoned several times for supporting the establishment of a constitutional monarchy in Saudi Arabia.〔
In May 2005, Dr. Abdullah al-Hamid was sentenced to seven years in prison for "showing dissent and disobeying the ruler" after calling for reforms. He was pardoned and released on 8 August 2005.
In 2008, al-Hamid served a four-month prison term for "incitement to protest" after supporting a demonstration of women who were protesting the detention of relatives. () The demonstration took place in front of Buraidah prison, in central Saudi Arabia. Demonstrations in Saudi's eastern province by members of the Shiite minority group calling for the release of prisoners have at times turned deadly. ()
== 2012 Legal case ==
On 1 September 2012 Abdullah al-Hamid appeared in the Specialized Criminal Court together with Mohammad al-Qahtani.〔 Both read their defense statements to the court.〔 The charges against al-Hamid include "spreading chaos, destabilizing public order, attempting to impede development in the country and questioning the integrity of official clerics by accusing them of being tools for the royal family".〔 If convicted, he could face up to five years in prison. Another ACPRA co-founder, Mohammed al-Bajadi, received a four-year jail sentence on similar charges in April.〔〔
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