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Blog | Women-Led Businesses To Social Events, The Surprise That Is New Saudi
The Saudi Arabia with strict gender segregation, tough Islamic laws, and dress codes, no longer exists. The country's women are now truly in the drivers seat.
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"Even If Husband-Wife": Taliban's Restaurant Gender Segregation Plan
The Taliban has implemented a gender segregation plan in the western Herat province, a media report said on Friday.
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In Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan, Universities Reopen, With A Gender Barrier
Universities in the 'cold areas' of Afghanistan opened for all students on Saturday with new gender segregation norms in place.
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Muslim Couple Goes To Supreme Court Seeking Entry Of Women Into Mosques
A Muslim couple has moved the Supreme Court to seek an order allowing women to enter mosques and offerprayers. The case has been listed for hearing tomorrow.
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Saudi Arabia's First Cinema Reopens April 18, Won't Be Gender Segregated
Saudi Arabia's first cinema in more than 35 years will open on April 18 in the capital Riyadh, the authorities said on Wednesday after agreeing with AMC Entertainment Holdings to open up to 40 theatres over the next five years.
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An Ambitious Young Prince Wants To Make Saudi Arabia More Fun
In a country where cinemas are banned and even Starbucks are segregated by gender, a powerful young prince is pushing a plan to create jobs for women and a more integrated and satisfying social life for a youthful population long straitjacketed by oppressive cultural norms.
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Kerala College Suspends Boy for Sitting With Girls
A first year student was suspended last month for allegedly violating the college code of conduct in Kozhikode. His fault: he was part of a group sitting in a classroom which also had girl students.
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Iran's Internet Censorship Not Working: President
Rouhani re-entered Iran's feverish debate on Internet censorship and gender segregation Sunday, saying neither policy was in the country's interest.
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Indian-origin student takes on UK universities on gender segregation
An Indian-origin student at Cambridge University has challenged a move by British universities to allow "voluntary" gender segregation at Muslim meetings on campuses across the country.
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Blog | Women-Led Businesses To Social Events, The Surprise That Is New Saudi
The Saudi Arabia with strict gender segregation, tough Islamic laws, and dress codes, no longer exists. The country's women are now truly in the drivers seat.
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"Even If Husband-Wife": Taliban's Restaurant Gender Segregation Plan
The Taliban has implemented a gender segregation plan in the western Herat province, a media report said on Friday.
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In Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan, Universities Reopen, With A Gender Barrier
Universities in the 'cold areas' of Afghanistan opened for all students on Saturday with new gender segregation norms in place.
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Muslim Couple Goes To Supreme Court Seeking Entry Of Women Into Mosques
A Muslim couple has moved the Supreme Court to seek an order allowing women to enter mosques and offerprayers. The case has been listed for hearing tomorrow.
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Saudi Arabia's First Cinema Reopens April 18, Won't Be Gender Segregated
Saudi Arabia's first cinema in more than 35 years will open on April 18 in the capital Riyadh, the authorities said on Wednesday after agreeing with AMC Entertainment Holdings to open up to 40 theatres over the next five years.
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An Ambitious Young Prince Wants To Make Saudi Arabia More Fun
In a country where cinemas are banned and even Starbucks are segregated by gender, a powerful young prince is pushing a plan to create jobs for women and a more integrated and satisfying social life for a youthful population long straitjacketed by oppressive cultural norms.
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Kerala College Suspends Boy for Sitting With Girls
A first year student was suspended last month for allegedly violating the college code of conduct in Kozhikode. His fault: he was part of a group sitting in a classroom which also had girl students.
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Iran's Internet Censorship Not Working: President
Rouhani re-entered Iran's feverish debate on Internet censorship and gender segregation Sunday, saying neither policy was in the country's interest.
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Indian-origin student takes on UK universities on gender segregation
An Indian-origin student at Cambridge University has challenged a move by British universities to allow "voluntary" gender segregation at Muslim meetings on campuses across the country.
