Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz, the Minister of Interior, said Saudi authorities have released a lot of detainees who have pleaded and proved to be not guilty in terrorist operations. In remarks to reporters following his patronage of the launching ceremony of the annual report of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in Riyadh today, Prince Naif said the Saudi authorities have released thousands who proved to be innocent. We are detaining only the convicted or the sentenced, he said, adding that the releasing process is in progress. In response to a question on denunciation statements against co-existence of the two sexes at an event at King Khalid Civilization Center, Prince Naif said the center committed a wrong doing and "we don't hold others responsible when they criticize a wrong behavior". Regarding the pursuit of new lists of deviant group, Prince Naif said the pursuit is continuing and that the authorities arrest at least one terror suspect on weekly bases. He said the state's security court, at which he hinted earlier, will be set up soon. --More 23 23 Local Time 20 23 GMT
