Letter: Democracy and Saudi law

Thursday 12 October 1995 23:02 BST

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From Professor J. R. Pole

Sir: The Ambassador of Saudi Arabia (Another View, 10 October) and other members of the Muslim religion who have expressed their satisfaction at living under its laws, are all members of the male sex. It is, unfortunately, a little late to ask whether the decapitated female victims of these laws shared their satisfaction.

Yours faithfully,

J. R. Pole

Oxford

11 October

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