Edited sentence: Bustmante, Special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants   In their World Report 2011, HRW provides an update to the Jadawel situation indicating a partial payment of salaries had been made in August 2010 leaving salaries 3 months in arrears.Decision was appealed, and the prison sentence was reversed in May 2011, but not the fines.He accused the newspapers of reporting one-sided version of events.In December 2010, Al Jaber was trialed in abstentia, sentenced to two years in jail and fined 2 million Egyptian pounds ($344,600).In Mai 2011, Al Jaber publicly denounced a defamation campaign by Austrian Media: those had pointed at financial difficulties met in several companies that Al Jaber had invested in in the country.In a follow on article May 28, 2010, entitled Saudi Arabia: Company workers Unpaid, Trapped  HRW reported continuing labor law violations at Jadawel International’s Dhahran and Riyadh compounds.In an article published  April23, 2010, entitled Saudi Arabia: Free Trapped Migrant Workers ,  New York based,NGO , Human Rights Watch (HRW) identified Jadawel International as a company who had failed to renew workers residency and work  permits and for nonpayment of salaries in a timely manner.In end of 2011, legal proceedings were filed against Al Jaber: as Chairman of the Board of Directors of AJWA group for Food Industries, the latter was accused of documents forgery and manipulation of stock prices.In their World report 2012 HRW  indicates that as of August 2011 Jadawel employee salaries were again 6 months in arrears,” and managers threatened workers not to pursue complaints in labor court.The fines having not been paid, the attorney general ordered the temporary freeze of Al Jaber’s and his family’s assets in February 2012.These concerns were further addresses to the United Nations   High Commissioner for Human rights by Jorge A.These violations included non renewal of residency permits and nonpayment of salaries for many months.on May 29, 2010 United Press International (UPI) published under “World News” Some in Saudi Arabia  Unpaid, Stranded addressing nonpayment of salaries and non renewal of residency permits.“Without valid residency permits  workers cannot leave the compound for fear of arrest, cannot access medical treatment and are not allowed to leave the country”