How one website helps hundreds seek asylum
A website set up by a Saudi exile is helping other former Muslims to flee persecution in their Gulf homelands.
In some Arab countries ex-Muslims can be prosecuted for renouncing their faith, and in Saudi Arabia those convicted of apostasy may be sentenced to death.
Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen set up wearesaudis.net after he became an atheist and claimed asylum in Germany.
The site also helps ex-Muslims like "Dina" who want to escape abroad because they fear relatives will force them to marry.
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