According to Saudi Arabia's Public Prosecution, printing, publishing or using a Kingdom's currency or part of a legal circulating paper currency is prohibited, and violators are subject to penalties.

"It is prohibited to print, publish, or use any part of the face of a currency in circulation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia without obtaining a license or in violation of restrictions and controls regulating that," said the official Twitter handle of Saudi Public Prosecution.

The Public Prosecution (Nayaba Al-Aama) noted that violators will be penalized with a jail term of up to a year and a fine of up to 1,000 riyals.

The Nayaba Al-Aaama reaffirmed earlier this week that any form of trafficking in persons is prohibited in Saudi Arabia.

According to the Saudi Public Prosecution, it is forbidden to traffic any person in any manner, including coercion, threats, fraud, deception, kidnapping, or abuse of power.

According to the authority, this includes abuse of power over a person or exploiting his vulnerability, or providing or receiving money or benefits to obtain consent from a power which has control.

- Those possessed things obtained from one of the crimes specified in the Law of Combating Crimes of Trafficking in Persons or who conceal them, spend them, or hide one or more of those who participated in it, with the intention of assisting him to escape from justice with his knowledge of that or contributing to the concealment of signs of the crime.

SOURCE : SAUDI EXPATRIATES