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Some Are Paying A High Price For Feminism In The 'New' Saudi Arabia
It was just days before Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's March visit to the United States when Loujain al-Hathloul, one of Saudi Arabia's most high profile feminists, was stopped by security officers as she drove on a highway near her university in Abu Dhabi
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In Harsh Saudi Crackdown, Famous Feminists Are Branded As 'Traitors'
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has cast himself as a reformer, advocating equality for women and granting them the right to drive.
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Women In The Driving Seat At Saudi Arabia Car Show
A car show in the Saudi capital is drawing in many women, who from next month will be allowed to drive in the kingdom as part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's modernisation plans.
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Watch: Saif Ali Khan, A Day Before Blackbuck Verdict, Snapped At Driver
Actor Saif Ali Khan is heard shouting at his driver and threatening to hit him on camera after he landed in Jodhpur on Wednesday for a court verdict on a 20-year-old case of poaching blackbucks, in which he has been acquitted.
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Women Will Be Able To Ride Motorcycles In Saudi Arabia From June 2018
In a major move towards gender equality, the Saubi Arabian government has allowed women to ride motorcycle and drive trucks in the country from June 2018. The Saudi Arabian General Directorate of Traffic made the announcement late last week, three months after King Salman announced that women will be allowed to drive in the country.
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'Open To All Religions,' Says Saudi Prince. Investors Burst Into Applause
At an event Tuesday in Riyadh meant to highlight the kingdom's influence in the business world, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said Saudi Arabia was returning to "moderate" Islam and intended to "eradicate" extremism.
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Moving Fast and Breaking Things, Saudi Prince Tests Public
The real weight of public opinion in Saudi Arabia lies among its young people, an internet generation eager for social change. Or at least, so says one member of that cohort.
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Saudi King Issues Decree Allowing Women To Drive: State Media
Saudi King Salman on Tuesday ordered that women be allowed to drive cars, ending a conservative tradition seen by rights activists as an emblem of the Islamic kingdom's repression of women.
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Saudi Religious Police Return, Just With A Little Less Vengeance
Outside a supermarket in Riyadh, a long-bearded police officer peers at a driver, glances at his female passenger and issues an order: "You should stay away from women."
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I Saw Salman Khan Shoot The Chinkara, Says 'Missing' Driver To NDTV
Actor Salman Khan did shoot endangered gazelle or chinkara, said Harish Dulani, a driver and key witness in the case against the actor, speaking exclusively to NDTV today.
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Opinion: Salman Khan's Acquittal: Just What Are We Celebrating?
Salman Khan was acquitted by the Bombay High Court on Thursday in a 13-year-old hit and run case overturning his conviction by a sessions court.
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Driver Came Up to Save Salman Khan 13 Years After Mishap: Prosecution
The prosecution in the 2002 hit-and-run case involving Salman Khan has refuted in the Bombay High Court the Bollywood actor's defence that his driver Ashok Singh was driving the car and pointed out that this claim was made only towards the end of the trial.
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Driver Ashok Singh Was Driving the Car, Not Salman Khan: Lawyer Tells High Court
Bollywood actor Salman Khan's lawyer today reiterated his main defence in the 2002 hit-and- run case that it was the actor's family driver Ashok Singh who was driving the car and not Mr Khan himself.
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Why Was Statement of Salman Khan's Driver Not Recorded? Asks Lawyer
Picking holes in prosecution arguments in the 2002 hit-and-run case, the lawyer defending convicted filmstar Salman Khan on Thursday sought to know in Bombay High Court why police had not recorded the statement of his driver when they interrogated him after the mishap.
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Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Appeal: Actor Wasn't Driving, Says His Lawyer
Salman's lawyer argued that the lower court wrongly rejected the actor's defence that it was his driver Ashok Singh and not he who was driving the car at the time of mishap
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Some Are Paying A High Price For Feminism In The 'New' Saudi Arabia
It was just days before Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's March visit to the United States when Loujain al-Hathloul, one of Saudi Arabia's most high profile feminists, was stopped by security officers as she drove on a highway near her university in Abu Dhabi
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In Harsh Saudi Crackdown, Famous Feminists Are Branded As 'Traitors'
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has cast himself as a reformer, advocating equality for women and granting them the right to drive.
-
Women In The Driving Seat At Saudi Arabia Car Show
A car show in the Saudi capital is drawing in many women, who from next month will be allowed to drive in the kingdom as part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's modernisation plans.
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Watch: Saif Ali Khan, A Day Before Blackbuck Verdict, Snapped At Driver
Actor Saif Ali Khan is heard shouting at his driver and threatening to hit him on camera after he landed in Jodhpur on Wednesday for a court verdict on a 20-year-old case of poaching blackbucks, in which he has been acquitted.
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Women Will Be Able To Ride Motorcycles In Saudi Arabia From June 2018
In a major move towards gender equality, the Saubi Arabian government has allowed women to ride motorcycle and drive trucks in the country from June 2018. The Saudi Arabian General Directorate of Traffic made the announcement late last week, three months after King Salman announced that women will be allowed to drive in the country.
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'Open To All Religions,' Says Saudi Prince. Investors Burst Into Applause
At an event Tuesday in Riyadh meant to highlight the kingdom's influence in the business world, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said Saudi Arabia was returning to "moderate" Islam and intended to "eradicate" extremism.
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Moving Fast and Breaking Things, Saudi Prince Tests Public
The real weight of public opinion in Saudi Arabia lies among its young people, an internet generation eager for social change. Or at least, so says one member of that cohort.
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Saudi King Issues Decree Allowing Women To Drive: State Media
Saudi King Salman on Tuesday ordered that women be allowed to drive cars, ending a conservative tradition seen by rights activists as an emblem of the Islamic kingdom's repression of women.
-
Saudi Religious Police Return, Just With A Little Less Vengeance
Outside a supermarket in Riyadh, a long-bearded police officer peers at a driver, glances at his female passenger and issues an order: "You should stay away from women."
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I Saw Salman Khan Shoot The Chinkara, Says 'Missing' Driver To NDTV
Actor Salman Khan did shoot endangered gazelle or chinkara, said Harish Dulani, a driver and key witness in the case against the actor, speaking exclusively to NDTV today.
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Opinion: Salman Khan's Acquittal: Just What Are We Celebrating?
Salman Khan was acquitted by the Bombay High Court on Thursday in a 13-year-old hit and run case overturning his conviction by a sessions court.
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Driver Came Up to Save Salman Khan 13 Years After Mishap: Prosecution
The prosecution in the 2002 hit-and-run case involving Salman Khan has refuted in the Bombay High Court the Bollywood actor's defence that his driver Ashok Singh was driving the car and pointed out that this claim was made only towards the end of the trial.
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Driver Ashok Singh Was Driving the Car, Not Salman Khan: Lawyer Tells High Court
Bollywood actor Salman Khan's lawyer today reiterated his main defence in the 2002 hit-and- run case that it was the actor's family driver Ashok Singh who was driving the car and not Mr Khan himself.
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Why Was Statement of Salman Khan's Driver Not Recorded? Asks Lawyer
Picking holes in prosecution arguments in the 2002 hit-and-run case, the lawyer defending convicted filmstar Salman Khan on Thursday sought to know in Bombay High Court why police had not recorded the statement of his driver when they interrogated him after the mishap.
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Salman Khan Hit-and-Run Appeal: Actor Wasn't Driving, Says His Lawyer
Salman's lawyer argued that the lower court wrongly rejected the actor's defence that it was his driver Ashok Singh and not he who was driving the car at the time of mishap
