Saudi woman sentenced to 10 lashes for defying ban
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Saudi woman sentenced to 10 lashes for defying ban

Jiddah : Saudi Arabia | Sep 27, 2011 at 1:06 PM PDT
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Saudi Arabian government imposed ban on female to drive any vehicle. A female was found guilty of driving in Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah.

A woman was sentenced by a court ten lashes for breaking the country's law and she found become a violation of law in Saudi Arabia.

Woman told that she has already lodged an appeal in the court against the ban of female driving.

In recent months, scores of women have driven vehicles in Saudi cities in an effort to put pressure to change the law.

The sentence comes two days after the Saudi leader King Abdullah announced women would be allowed to vote for the first time in 2015.

According to BBC, two other women are due to appear in court later this year on similar charges.

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Posted By Mary1 Mary1 | over 1 year ago
Excellent report,interesting news,rated up.
Posted By abeeralmadawy abeer almadawy | over 1 year ago
thanks for sharing the news, it is great of you Rate up
Posted By Qaiser_Riaz Qaiser_Riaz | over 1 year ago
well contribution.. rated up
Posted By raaziaassad raazia assad | over 1 year ago
nice sharing
thanks for your report
rated up and keep it up
Posted By nazish7 nazish7 | over 1 year ago
I don't know why people especially women are so much against the ban of driving for women in Saudi Arab.It is in their law and you have to follow.
Posted By mus1423 mus1423 | over 1 year ago
Excellent report,interesting news,rated up.
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