"In addition, there is no prohibition against marital rape or statutory rape. "
"Human Rights Watch has investigated the situation, and their report concludes that the rape victim is punished when they speak out against the crime. In one case, the victim's sentence was doubled for speaking out; the court also harassed the victim's lawyer, going so far as to confiscate his professional license.[5] "
"It has been pointed that the loose trial rules, as well as the physical evidences, are not presented or declined due to lack of witnesses. Furthermore, Sharia law allows defendants to reject signed confessions.[9]
Lawyer Abdul-Aziz al-Gassem told that Sharia law allows the defendants to deny any signed confession, he further adds that "The lack of transparency in the investigation, the trial and the sentencing, plus the difficulties that journalists have to get access lead to deep a darkness where everything is possible."[10] "
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