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‘I’ll burn her & her car’: Saudi man arrested for threatening women drivers
Published time: 29 Sep, 2017 16:55
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© Faisal Al Nasser / Reuters
September 29, 2017
“I swear to God, any woman whose car breaks down – will burn her and her car,” the man said in video shared on social media, Reuters reports.
Citing police sources and local media, Reuters reports that the man was in his 20s and that his arrest had been ordered by the governor of the Eastern Province. It’s unclear what punishment the man will face if found guilty.
Earlier this week, the Saudi King issued a decree ordering the interior minister to draft and adopt necessary amendments to the traffic regulations. The new rules are expected to come into force on June 24, 2018.
After decades of gender segregation, the ruling Saudi monarchy has seemingly relaxed its attitude towards women.
On Saturday, hundreds of women were permitted entry to the King Fahd stadium in the capital, Riyadh. This is normally forbidden due to strict public segregation rules under the Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam which informs Saudi law.
#SaudiaArabia allows women into sports stadium to celebrate 87th anniversary of the Kingdom https://t.co/z3SFKl89Np
— RT (@RT_com) September 25, 2017
Earlier in the month, a Saudi cleric was slammed for saying that women don’t deserve to drive because they “only have a quarter of a brain.” Sheikh Saad Al-Hijri was banned from performing his religious duties because of his comments.
'Women have quarter of a brain, don't deserve to drive’ - Saudi cleric https://t.co/BwpKliHWpupic.twitter.com/bdv7HIT3Gk
— RT (@RT_com) September 22, 2017
@Full Moon Stop that madcap!
Published time: 29 Sep, 2017 16:55
Get short URL
© Faisal Al Nasser / Reuters
September 29, 2017
“I swear to God, any woman whose car breaks down – will burn her and her car,” the man said in video shared on social media, Reuters reports.
Citing police sources and local media, Reuters reports that the man was in his 20s and that his arrest had been ordered by the governor of the Eastern Province. It’s unclear what punishment the man will face if found guilty.
Earlier this week, the Saudi King issued a decree ordering the interior minister to draft and adopt necessary amendments to the traffic regulations. The new rules are expected to come into force on June 24, 2018.
After decades of gender segregation, the ruling Saudi monarchy has seemingly relaxed its attitude towards women.
On Saturday, hundreds of women were permitted entry to the King Fahd stadium in the capital, Riyadh. This is normally forbidden due to strict public segregation rules under the Wahhabi brand of Sunni Islam which informs Saudi law.
#SaudiaArabia allows women into sports stadium to celebrate 87th anniversary of the Kingdom https://t.co/z3SFKl89Np
— RT (@RT_com) September 25, 2017
Earlier in the month, a Saudi cleric was slammed for saying that women don’t deserve to drive because they “only have a quarter of a brain.” Sheikh Saad Al-Hijri was banned from performing his religious duties because of his comments.
'Women have quarter of a brain, don't deserve to drive’ - Saudi cleric https://t.co/BwpKliHWpupic.twitter.com/bdv7HIT3Gk
— RT (@RT_com) September 22, 2017
@Full Moon Stop that madcap!