Saudi TV Journalist Nadine Al Bedair Women in Saudi Arabia

Saudi TV Journalist Nadina Al Bedair Women in Saudi Arabia - an exclusive WSN TV interview

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[makntoch1]

ياربي .. حسستني اني باعيش في عالم تاني !!!

يا امي .. انت من متى ماجيتي علي السعوديه ؟؟ شكلك منفيه من اول ما اتولدتي

[worldsecuritynetwork]

@makntoch1 Please formulate your comment in English so that everyone can contribute to the discussion

[TheMr90009]

What she say is Lies :)

[theBartone9119]

@Funooony You have to wear a veil and you're not allowed to drive. What a pathetic culture.

[hani115]

@TheMr90009 Really!!!!!!!! would at least elaborate, rather than simply accuse this women of being dishonest. What is it that she said represent lies?

[hani115]

I have to correct here on one point only. They are many Saudi MEN not only Women who are moving to Dubai and Lebanon, for the simple fact, that the religious establishment has made life difficult in the Saudi Arabia. The Government has and continues to raise issues about equality between women and men, however, the religious establishment is resisting any changes towards equality. Nadine is bold, courageous and honest.

[kalbahamut]

@kamikazelb are you asking because I said that I know many Saudi women personally? well.. I met these girls at events that were mixed-gender, or over the internet, or through friends, most of the time. The ones I met on the street or at malls.. we would exchange eye contact or smiles, they would ask for my phone number and I would slip it to them discreetly, then we'd talk or meet up later. I've also met several who I was tutoring, and been in relationships with a couple.

[kamikazelb]

@kalbahamut just a curious question, how do you get to know someone when everyone is wearing the same black cloths which makes it impossible to see them?

How would you know your wife in the street?

Please don't take this sarcastically it is a real question.

Though i'm against Saudi policies and the ppl who walk on the street and check who's wearing cloth or not and who's praying or not.

[CHAS1422]

Great video. Honest.

[kalbahamut]

@oscar006ification to be fair, not all Saudi women marry and are made sexual slaves to complete strangers... actually quite a few of them marry men that they know at least somewhat, or at least they did know them in childhood even if they haven't seen each other for 10 or 15 years. That's because 60% of all first marriages in Saudi Arabia are between first cousins. As women are valuable property, many tribes like to keep them in the family.

[kalbahamut]

@Kellystarrr the suicide rate among Saudi girls is very high. I know personally many Saudi girls who are NOT happy being slaves and property. You may be, but that does not give you the right to tell everyone else that they have to be. also YouTube does not publish IP addresses its up to the user to say in his/her profile where he/she is from.

[kalbahamut]

@oscar006ification yes, good point. They have sex with complete strangers and they also receive money for it (the dowry) making it the same exact thing as prostitution. Except prostitutes have more freedom and rights so it's really more like sexual slavery or at least indentured servitude.

[kalbahamut]

@RuGyr and what do you have if your husband doesn't support you??? Then what? Consider yourself one of the lucky few, because in reality you are a slave to your husband and any "rights" or privileges you have are entirely at his discretion. What if your husband was different and did not allow you out of the house or to do what you wanted? Then what? You wouldn't even have the right to ask for a divorce. You know it. Don't lie. And also the cats on the streets of Riyadh are horribly abused.