Posted on 24 January 2012.
From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… Historically Arabs are notorious for their autocratic business model, however in today’s highly competitive world companies fall over each in trying to gain consumer loyalty through quality products and better customer services. Unfortunately not all Saudi companies have caught on to this approach. In the majority of Saudi [...]
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Posted on 10 December 2011. Tags: Activism, Arab World, Equality, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Women's Rights
From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… The ministry of justice was provoked this week by an outspoken piece by Dr. Badriya Al Bishr to issue a statement to the same newspaper where Al Bishr’s piece was published. Al Bishr criticized the white washing of the Saudi justice system that took place at the International [...]
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Posted on 10 November 2011. Tags: Activism, Gender, Saudi Arabia, Women's Rights
From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… In Saudi Arabia my gender decides whether or not I can enter certain ministries, what I can major in college and if I can name my own child. My gender mandates that I cannot drive my own car. No matter what age I am or how well I [...]
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Posted on 09 October 2011. Tags: Driving Ban, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Woman's Rights. Activism
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From Saudi Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… Every accusation imaginable has been thrown at Saudi women who spoke up for their right to drive their own cars. Sheikhs and ultra conservatives have created this intricate conspiracy theory on how this whole demand is a well-planned Iranian/Shia plight to bring down the government by corrupting it’s women. [...]
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Posted on 22 June 2011.
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From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… A couple of weeks back an event page was created on Facebook calling on women to drive their cars on June 17th. The page was started by a group of individuals, one of whom was Manal Al Sharif. As news of the page got around, it caused a [...]
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Posted on 03 May 2011.
From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… On January 18th, news came out that the Saudi Council has come out with a proposal to define childhood as from birth to the age of 18. And the discussion about age definition came about as a preclude to approve a new child protection system that includes protecting [...]
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Posted on 25 April 2011. Tags: Activism, Blogger, Muttawa, Saudi Arabia, Women's Rights
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From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… These past couple of weeks have convinced me that the government has made a huge scientific discovery, the time machine, and is now using it to pull the whole country back into the eighties. The King’s decrees, which included a generous package for the ultra-conservatives and gave absolute [...]
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Posted on 20 March 2011. Tags: Arab Revolution, Bribe, King Fahad, Royal Decree, Saudi Arabia
From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… Last Friday, the King made a three minute pre-recorded speech thanking Saudis for their loyalty in an obvious reference to no one coming out to demonstrate on the Friday before. After the speech, two tv presenters took turns announcing a number of royal decrees. The night before the [...]
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Posted on 15 February 2011. Tags: Egypt, Egyptian Revolution, Hosni Mubarak, Jordan, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Yemen
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From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… With what’s going on right now in Yemen, Jordan, Syria, Tunis and Egypt, I get a lot of questions about how Saudis are taking it and what’s the reaction. The short answer is they are shocked and captivated but haven’t made up their minds about any of it. [...]
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Posted on 07 January 2011. Tags: Activism, Driver's Licensee, Saudi Arabia, Women's Rights
From Saudi Arabia Corespondent Eman Al Nafjan… If you’re sick and tired of reading my posts on lifting the women driving ban, don’t go any further. I’m sick of it too. I truly believed that by now some sort of change would have happened. Around April there were all these strong rumors and alleged leaks [...]
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