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Saudi Arabian Woman Marks End Of Driving Ban By Getting Behind The Wheel Of Formula One Car
Al-Hamad drove a 2012 car, in which Kimi Raikkonen won that year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, as part of a parade of the French manufacturer's cars to mark the return of the race after a 10-year absence.
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Why Some Saudi Women Will Keep Their Driving Licences a Secret
Saudi Arabia's monarch may have opened the door for Saudi women like Shahd to start driving, but she still needs to sneak out of the house to take lessons.
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First Saudi Women Get Driving Licenses
Authorities started swapping international licenses for Saudi ones in multiple locations across the kingdom, with women applicants made to undergo a practical test.
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Saudi Women Can Drive At Last As Government Handover Licenses
Saudi Arabia on Monday began issuing its first driving licences to women in decades, state media reported.
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Saudi Arabia Begins Issuing Licences To Cinemas As Part Of Liberalisation Drive
Saudi Arabia began issuing licences Thursday to operate cinemas in the kingdom ahead of their reopening after a decades-long ban was lifted as part of a far-reaching liberalisation drive.
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Saudi Women Can Drive At Last But Some Say Price Is Silence
Saudi Arabian women were given the right to drive last week after nearly three decades of campaigning, but some activists say that breakthrough has come with a price: their silence
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Women Are 'Quarter Brained', Shouldn't Drive, Says Saudi Cleric
A Saudi cleric who said women should not be allowed to drive because they have a "quarter" of the brainpower of men has been banned from preaching, the government said Friday.
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Saudi women petition king for right to drive
Six hundred women in Saudi Arabia have signed a petition asking the king to grant women the right to drive. Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world that prohibits women from getting behind the wheel of a car.
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Saudi Arabian Woman Marks End Of Driving Ban By Getting Behind The Wheel Of Formula One Car
Al-Hamad drove a 2012 car, in which Kimi Raikkonen won that year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, as part of a parade of the French manufacturer's cars to mark the return of the race after a 10-year absence.
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Why Some Saudi Women Will Keep Their Driving Licences a Secret
Saudi Arabia's monarch may have opened the door for Saudi women like Shahd to start driving, but she still needs to sneak out of the house to take lessons.
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First Saudi Women Get Driving Licenses
Authorities started swapping international licenses for Saudi ones in multiple locations across the kingdom, with women applicants made to undergo a practical test.
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Saudi Women Can Drive At Last As Government Handover Licenses
Saudi Arabia on Monday began issuing its first driving licences to women in decades, state media reported.
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Saudi Arabia Begins Issuing Licences To Cinemas As Part Of Liberalisation Drive
Saudi Arabia began issuing licences Thursday to operate cinemas in the kingdom ahead of their reopening after a decades-long ban was lifted as part of a far-reaching liberalisation drive.
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Saudi Women Can Drive At Last But Some Say Price Is Silence
Saudi Arabian women were given the right to drive last week after nearly three decades of campaigning, but some activists say that breakthrough has come with a price: their silence
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Women Are 'Quarter Brained', Shouldn't Drive, Says Saudi Cleric
A Saudi cleric who said women should not be allowed to drive because they have a "quarter" of the brainpower of men has been banned from preaching, the government said Friday.
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Saudi women petition king for right to drive
Six hundred women in Saudi Arabia have signed a petition asking the king to grant women the right to drive. Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world that prohibits women from getting behind the wheel of a car.
