British and Saudi authorities have reportedly postponed to early March the visit by Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman (MBS) to London as fears for unfriendly reception from rights groups opposed to Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen look serious, Middle East Eye (MEE) reports. Saudi Arabia has been criticized for its intervention in Yemen where the UN is talking of the worst global human catastrophe. The Crown Prince is said to be the architect of the intervention of a Saudi-led coalition. The 32-year old Crown Prince who is credited with the unprecedented across-the-board reforms in the kingdom also drew sharp criticism from rights groups over the crackdown on domestic critics. The crown Prince March visit will take place on the eve of International Women’s Day, Marked on March 8.