Women's shouting! 7 women detainees detained in Saudi Arabia

The country's authorities have arrested seven advocates who work on women's rights. They were arrested on Thursday from the capital Riyadh.

Human Rights Watch confirmed the information. According to the rights activists, it is not known why the arrest was made. However, they think it has been done to quell the women.
Meanwhile, a report from the Saudi state news channel said that they were detained for communicating with foreign forces.

It is worth mentioning that the consent of the men in Saudi women's decisions is necessary. Not only that, Saudi women have to get the permission of male guardian to go outdoors. Women in the country can not drive alone. But the ban will rise in the next few weeks, authorities said.

It is learned that among the arrested women are Lauzain Al-Hathlawol, Aziza Al-Youssef and Iman al-Nafazan.

These women publicly opposed women's driving restrictions. They also criticized the Saudi Guardian law.
In context, Saudi Arabia announced the withdrawal of restrictions on women driving in September last year. It's going to be effective next month. Recently, some of the major artisans of reform in the country, Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman