Bless his cottons:
"Saudi Arabia’s powerful crown prince has said that his feelings were “hurt” and that his own human rights were violated when he was accused of ordering the murder of the prominent dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
While admitting that the journalist’s death in Turkey at the hands of a Saudi kill squad in 2018 was a “huge mistake”, Mohammed bin Salman, 36, insisted that it was “obvious” that he had played no part — and “if that is the way we did things ... Khashoggi would not even be among the top 1,000 people” on his hit list.
In the interview with the The Atlantic magazine Bin Salman, often known as MBS, said that he understood “the anger, especially among journalists. I respect their feelings. But we also have feelings here, pain here”.
“I feel that human rights law wasn’t applied to me,” he said. “Article XI of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that any person is innocent until proven guilty.”
I wonder if he will sue? He's certainly got the resources....