World ‘I Knew This Was Injustice.’ Saudi Sisters Describe the Oppressive Society They Left Behind – TIME

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It was the lack of change after a 2016 hashtag campaign against Saudi Arabia’s male guardianship laws that finally pushed Reem to flee what she described as her country’s system of female enslavement.

Reem, who had never so much as felt the sunlight outside her door without a male …

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