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Reprieve Director Maya Foa’s interview about President Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia

Published: 15/08/2022

Reprieve Director Maya Foa's interview about President Biden's visit to Saudi Arabia

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During President Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia Reprieve Director Maya Foa called on him to stand up for the principles he has espoused by condemning Saudi Arabia’s human rights abuses rather than trading blood for oil. Watch the interview on CBS News.

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