Saudi women take to the road
Clip: 10/26/2013 | 4m 57s
Women in Saudi Arabia stand up to authorities by breaking driving ban.
Women in Saudi Arabia stood up to authorities Saturday by breaking a ban on driving. The rule stems from conservative religious customs and isn't written in law -- but that hasn't stopped police from arresting women who get behind the wheel.
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Saudi women take to the road
Clip: 10/26/2013 | 4m 57s
Women in Saudi Arabia stood up to authorities Saturday by breaking a ban on driving. The rule stems from conservative religious customs and isn't written in law -- but that hasn't stopped police from arresting women who get behind the wheel.
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