1. Women’s Rights in Saudi Arabia By Mina Ibraheem

2. Women in Saudi Arabia have a lack of equal rights with men, their rights are based on Islamic and tribal culture, but Manal Al-Sharif is helping by standing up for those women by protesting through Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube to send her message out to the government and others.

3. Saudi Arabia 1

4. Government 5 2

5. Women in Saudi Arabia 6

6. No Driving 4

7. New Rights 78

8. Manal Al-Sharif 39

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