| Prisoners in Saudi jails have sent a barrage of complaints to the country's first human rights commission, officials from the group said. Saudi Arabia set up the National Human Rights Association (NHRA) in March 2004 as part of government efforts to improve the kingdom's human rights record . Western diplomats say there was also foreign pressure for the creation of the commission. "We have received about 2000 valid complaints so far - most of those have been processed and resolved, either through letters to officials or some sort of action," Dr Lubna al-Ansari, an executive director of the NHRA, told Aljazeera on Thursday. |