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A UK court ordered Saudi Arabia to pay £3M to activist Ghanem al-Masarir after finding it hacked him with Pegasus and attacked him in 2018.
A UK High Court has ordered Saudi Arabia to pay over £3 million in damages to Ghanem al-Masarir, a London-based former Saudi citizen and human rights activist, after finding the kingdom responsible for hacking his phone with Pegasus spyware and orchestrating a physical attack on him in 2018.
The court ruled Saudi authorities or their agents likely carried out the surveillance and assault, motivated by al-Masarir’s criticism of the regime, causing severe psychological harm.
The judgment rejected Saudi Arabia’s claim of state immunity, and the kingdom’s appeal was dismissed.
The case underscores concerns over state-sponsored surveillance and extraterritorial targeting of dissidents.
Un tribunal del Reino Unido ordenó a Arabia Saudita que pague 3 millones de libras esterlinas al activista Ghanem al-Masarir después de descubrir que lo hackeó con Pegasus y lo atacó en 2018.