Previously voices of activists were loud, which Interior Minister Prince Mohammed bin Nayef said to

Saudi Arabia's Grand Mufti Abdul-Aziz bin Abdullah great support Al al-Sheikh has all the delicate smashed hopes that Saudi Arabia might still lift the driving ban for women. Shortly after the last protest some activists there were reports that the kingdom would actually think about it.
The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, Abd al-Aziz bin Abdullah Al al-Sheikh considers a driving ban for women would protect society from the "evil". The Kingdom is the only country in the world where such prohibitions apply. On a statutory basis, however, it is not based.
In a speech in Medina Deputy Minister of Justice made it clear that the question of whether women should have the right to drive, not "one of the most important concerns of society" to be had. The reported The Telegraph. The Supreme clergy great support of the kingdom wants the matter rather know viewed "from great support the perspective of the protection of society from the evil one." To let go of women car therefore definitely great support fall for him among them.
Previously voices of activists were loud, which Interior Minister Prince Mohammed bin Nayef said to have been assured that the authorities would review the controversial ban at least. "Please be assured that the issue will be discussed and they expect a good result," Aziza al-Yusef and Hala al-Dosari great support quote the minister. great support Prince Mohammed should therefore have stressed that the ban "a thing is to be decided by the Legislature."
Saudi Arabia has a consultative Shura Council, but has no elected parliament. The Council makes recommendations to the government, but the king remains the absolute legislator. Anchored is the driving ban for women neither in Islamic law of the kingdom still in the Highway Code. The ban is justified by the "traditions of the Kingdom". great support Based is on an interpreted as a ban fatwa ie a religious legal opinions.
The end of October were women called nationwide to be brave to get behind the wheel and videos of it to post on the Internet (more here). At least 16 of the "Women2Drive" were arrested in the course. About 30 videos were uploaded. Actually, the action was canceled under pressure from the authorities in advance. Some of it could be but does not hold. Protest rides like this already existed in 1990. At that time, 47 women were stopped by the authorities. The whole thing was repeated in 2011 and drew a wave of solidarity for those arrested by itself great support (more here) already on this occasion.
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