BREAKING: Saudi Women Driving, it is now official
June 24, 2018 at 4:52 pm
(This post was last modified: June 24, 2018 at 4:56 pm by WinterHold.)
Women were permitted to drive in Saudi Arabia, after almost a century of prohibiting females from driving in the kingdom:
Female activists, who fought for the rights of women and for their freedom, are in prison still.
This move is an obvious way out for the regime, and its religious institution from the economical and political issues.
Wahhabism is literally declining, the collapse of the religious grip was faster than the fall of a mountain of cards; looks like deep inside the people despise the Wahhabi religious institution and hate its guts, but nobody has the balls to say it out loud.
And those who say it out loud, get arrested and get butchered.
Congratulations, for the women of the Arabian Peninsula. But this right was not "given to you", you took it back from the hands of the regime, along with its dead, decaying religious institution.
Quote:Saudi Arabia's ban on women driving officially endshttps://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-44576795
- 24 June 2018
Saudi women are officially allowed to get behind the wheel, after a decades-old driving ban was lifted.
The change was announced last September and Saudi Arabia issued the first licences to women earlier this month.
It was the only country left in the world where women could not drive and families had to hire private chauffeurs for female relatives.
However, the move comes amid an intensified crackdown on activists who campaigned for the right to drive.
At least eight women's rights activists are being detained and could face trial in a counter-terrorism court and long prison sentences for their activism, human rights group Amnesty says.
Female activists, who fought for the rights of women and for their freedom, are in prison still.
This move is an obvious way out for the regime, and its religious institution from the economical and political issues.
Wahhabism is literally declining, the collapse of the religious grip was faster than the fall of a mountain of cards; looks like deep inside the people despise the Wahhabi religious institution and hate its guts, but nobody has the balls to say it out loud.
And those who say it out loud, get arrested and get butchered.
Congratulations, for the women of the Arabian Peninsula. But this right was not "given to you", you took it back from the hands of the regime, along with its dead, decaying religious institution.
