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The Breakfast Podcast — The Rights of Saudi Women. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Hi, I don't know what they give them and what they promise them. I understand that they are professionals, but if they no longer lack money, it is ethical to play in a country like Saudi Arabia. Is it not, is not the fault of its population? When I speak like this, I speak about the government and I refer to the evidence. From birth and throughout their lives, women in Saudi Arabia remains, women under the supervision of a male member of the family. Usually, her father or husband, they need a permission and consent for mothers, as simple as studying, searching studies, living alone, getting married,
accessing certain medical treatments, or even getting out of jail. Define this prohibition or this disordying, a guardian may be run for such reasons. I remember committing for women and there wasn't one in the photo. I remember my manager who said that solid women could go to the bathroom in a stadiums. I support the fight of going to be able to drive. For example, thank you so much.
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