Dr. Al-Aiban told his listeners that Saudi Arabia was punctual to present its periodical reports within the agreement of anti-torturing to the authority concerned and that the periodical reports related to the agreement on eliminating all kinds of segregation against women as well as the agreement to wipe out all kinds of racial discrimination are currently underway. In a follow-up in the field of procedural cooperation with the international Human Rights Council, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia welcomes the visit to Riyadh by Ormella Paula, in charge of combating all kinds of slavery-like practices, he said. Al-Aiban said the surge of terror orchestrating the world nowadays is a thing that Saudi Arabia was a forefront in warning from its dangers and a steadfast fighter against it. He cited the recent donation of $100 million to the New-York International Anti-terrorism Center. He cited the Charlie Ebido magazine attack against our prophet, the combustion of the Jordanian pilot by IS, the killing of Japanese citizens by their captors, the assassination of 21 Egyptians in Libya as terror crimes prohibited by Islam which, instead, calls for justice, protection of human soul, and tolerance. He recalled the communique issued by the recently-concluded in Makkah Anti-terrorism conference, organized by the Muslim World league in which a host of Muslim scholars have taken part at an invitation of King Salman. Al-Aiban described the crimes coming out of the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories as the world's most brutal, citing the killing of children, women and elders, arbitrary arrest, torture, home demolition, expanding settlements, Judaization of Al-Quds, depriving the Palestinian people from the simplest rights of establishing an independent state with Al-Quds as capital, flagrant practices that take place at the international scene against all international laws, human rights and humanitarian order. --More 22:56 LOCAL TIME 19:56 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w