26K views · 431 reactions | "She has been tortured, electrocuted, put in solitary confinement for eight months." Now, she's been sentenced to 5 years in jail. The crime committed by Loujain Al-Hathloul: defending women's rights. Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia… | Brut | Facebook

In Saudi Arabia, women still can't drive. But they were recently granted the right to vote and to run in an election. The Times’s Mona El-Naggar takes us inside the ultra-religious kingdom and into the largely inaccessible world of Saudi women. “Ladies First” will explode some stereotypes – and reinforce others. It is a film that will enrage and inspire. Here's the trailer. http://nyti.ms/2dAaun7 | The New York Times

213K views · 2.2K reactions | Women take the wheel in Saudia Arabia as the country lifts the world’s last remaining ban on women driving. https://ti.me/2K809RZ | TIME | Facebook