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Saudi Arabia: Release Women Driving Activists
Police Detain 2 at UAE Border
DECEMBER 2, 2014
Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director
(Beirut) ? Saudi authorities detained two women on the Saudi side of the border with the United Arab Emirates on December 1, one of whom tried to drive a car across to Saudi Arabia. Saudi activists told Human Rights Watch that Lujain al-Hathloul, 25, and Maysa al-`Amoudi, 33, both Saudis holding valid UAE driving licenses, are in detention but do not know whether they will face criminal charges.
Saudi extends detention of women drivers
Associated Press
By AYA BATRAWY 10 hours ago
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) ? Two Saudi women detained nearly a week ago for violating the kingdom's female driving ban were ordered held for 25 more days on Sunday, a relative told The Associated Press.
The women, who were arrested Dec. 1 after driving into Saudi Arabia from the United Arab Emirates, are supporters of a grassroots campaign launched last year to oppose the ban. The two women have a combined Twitter following of more than 355,000...
Saudi Antiterrorism Court to Try Women Held for Driving
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DEC. 25, 2014
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Two Saudi women detained for nearly a month after they defied edicts that prohibit women from driving were referred on Thursday to a court established to try terrorism cases, several people close to the defendants said.
