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, is it
ethical to play in a country like Saudi Arabia? It 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 remain under
the supervision of a male member of the family, usually her father or
husband. They need a permission and consent for matters as simple as
starting certain studies, living alone, getting married, accessing
certain medical treatments or even getting out of jail. Defying these
prohibitions or disobeying a “guardian” may be grounds for sanctions.
I
remember a committee for women and there wasn't one in the photo. I
remember a manager who said that Saudi women could go to the bathroom in
stadiums...
I support the fight of women to be able to drive.
Patricia López Muñoz
Student of English Studies
Higher Technician in Sociocultural Animation
Specialist in Immigration
Higher Technician in Social Integration
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