In Saudi Arabia, Activists Push More Boldly for Reform By: Janine Zacharia | The Washington Post

In Saudi Arabia, Activists Push More Boldly for Reform

By: Janine Zacharia | The Washington Post

With a growing number of Saudi citizens calling for change, the kingdom is turning to old tactics to keep dissent at bay, banning protests, detaining some activists and blocking Web sites carrying petitions for reform.

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