Yes, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia protects the rights of workers, both citizens and resident expatriates capable of working, as stipulated by the Labor Law issued in 2005, which includes 245 articles. This law regulates the relationship between the worker and the employer and protects the worker from exploitation. Article Three of the Labor Law states that work is a right for every citizen without discrimination based on gender, disability, age, or any other form of discrimination. The Labor Law...

Human Rights in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are all the rights guaranteed by the Saudi government to individuals, whether citizens or residents, since the era of King Abdulaziz Bin Abdulrahman Al Saud . The Basic Law of Governance , issued in 1992, emphasized the protection and promotion of human rights, and its Twenty-Sixth Article stipulates that the Kingdom protects human rights in accordance with Islamic Sharia. Since its founding, the Kingdom has provided its citizens with rights related t...