The justice minister explained that the directives and decisions ordered by King Salman Dr. Al-Samaani also said that the administration of justice is the permanent approach of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia RIYADH: Saudi Arabia"s judiciary enjoys full autonomy to deal with the case of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the Kingdom"s Justice Minister Dr. Waleed Al-Samaani said in a statement issued by state news agency SPA on Saturday. He added that the Khashoggi case took place on Saudi sovereign territory and it will be looked at by Saudi courts when all procedures are complete. Dr. Al-Samaani also said that the administration of justice is the permanent approach of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and that the Kingdom will not deviate from this approach. Saudi Arabia’s judicial institution was founded upon the principles of Islamic law and values of justice that order fairness, Dr. Al-Samaani said. He continued by saying that King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed fully support Saudi judicial institutions that aim to prevent harm to the Kingdom or its citizens, wherever they may be. The justice minister explained that the directives and decisions ordered by King Salman, in the wake of the unfortunate and tragic event that led to Khashoggi’s death, are a continuation of the Kingdom’s approach to “establish the foundations of justice, according to our tolerant law, and the leadership"s keenness to protect the safety of all its citizens and care for them wherever they are.” He said: “We, as Saudi citizens, are proud of our mandate, who have spared no effort in caring for the homeland and the citizens of this blessed country.” The Minister of Justice added that the Kingdom is steadfast in its justice and will not be destabilized by any hostile behaviors, including reckless media outlets that lack professionalism and credibility.