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In Saudi Arabia women don't get to do the things men can do. Women can't drive, they have to wear veils, men are in charge of them. Men tell them where they work and if they can go, tell them if they can marry, and what they can do. Now most women are allowed to interact with the government, like register to vote. 14,000 women in Saudi Arabia have signed a petition to their practice and they sent it in to the government. The women lives are controlled by the men from birth to death. The male guardianship still remains today in Saudi Arabia. So many women of gone on protests, they aren't even allowed to try on clothes at the clothing store. There are some cases where women don't put on their veils, but they end up getting in trouble by the authorities and men. Whats happening today in Saudi Arabia is like what happened in the book Persepolis.

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Women can do anything men can do. Women in Saudi Arabia need Permtion from the men to do stuff.

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Women can't drive in Saudi Arabia. It is against their law. They desperately want to though. They just have to sit in the back seat.

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Women in Saudi Arabia have to wear veils. If they wear them they get in serious trouble. Men don't like when women dress with out their veils because it shows "too much".

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What women in Saudi Arabia can -- and can't -- do - CNN Video

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CNN's Becky Anderson explains how the role of women in Saudi Arabia has evolved, and what's still holding them back.