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this is a map of saudi Arabia

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he is the president of  of Saudi Arabia

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a women driving a car in saudi Arabia.

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this picture shows you how hard it is for women in saudi Arabia to do thinks compared to women in the rest of the world.

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i am women form sauid-Arabia. yesterday i was trouin in jail then they harass me and took my passport away from me.
I was sentenced to 90 days in prison and I also lost my job just because I was driving when it is illegal to drive in Sauid-Arabia. but they want to take away that right to drive once again. after I get out of prison I want to go on one of those interviews and talk about what happed to me when I was in prison.

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D. What is being done to address the problem?

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D. What is being done to address the problem?

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in september of 2017 women were allowed to drive. but now they are trying to take that right a way from women. because they do not want women to have any power. also they think that men should be the ones allowed to drive. so women are going on interviews and talk about why it is rouge for women not to be able to drive cars.

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C.	why should the rest of the world be concerned about this issue?

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C.	why should the rest of the world be concerned about this issue?

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women from Pakistan and Afghanistan are allowed to drive but they still get harass in those country. Afghanistan is more dangerous for women but they still are allowed to drive. Also the president's wife of saudi arabia is fighting for equal rights for women. That is because she  knows that it is wrong that women are getting harass for driving.she is also fights for the right for women to drive in saudi arabia.

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b. how has the problem affected the community directly?

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b. how has the problem affected the community directly?

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saudi Arabia is one the few countries that still is not letting women drive. There is a lot a women activist are trying to get the right to drive. Some women film themselves driving and for the women who do that they usually go to jail or get harassed. And in 2013 there was a call for a drive in protest. Also in 1990 women were doing a driving-ban and the got arrested and their passports taken away from them so they could not go to another country. Also some of them lost their jobs or schooling.

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A. what is the problem and  what are the root causes of the problem?

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A. what is the problem and  what are the root causes of the problem?

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in saudi Arabia women are not allowed to drive. That is because in saudi Arabia they think the men are superior gender. But a lot of women are protesting to get the right to drive. In saudi Arabia they gave women the right to drive now want to take it away. Also some women are recording they selfs drive cars when it is illegal. To show other women they deserve equal rights.