اميرة سعودية تطلب اللجؤ في بريطانيا بعد انجابها طفلا غير شرعيا من صديقها البريطاني حسب الاندبينت البريطانية


Ten Saudis seek asylum after princess is allowed to stay



Chairman of home affairs committee welcomes decision to give sanctuary to woman with illegitimate child
By Robert Verkaik, Home Affairs Editor
Tuesday, 21 July 2009

Ministers are considering asylum applications for 10 Saudi Arabian nationals who claim they are at risk of persecution if they are forced to return to the Middle Eastern kingdom, it emerged last night.The new cases were made public after The Independent revealed the plight of a Saudi princess who was granted asylum in Britain after she had an illegitimate child with a British man.
The young woman, who has also been granted anonymity by the courts, won her claim for asylum after she told a court that she faced execution if her husband found out about her adultery and she was forced to return to Saudi Arabia.