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<font color="#FFFFFF">ttance to a public hospital without permission from a male guardian.The country
is guided by an ultraconservative interpretation of Islam called Wahhabism.Hatoun al-Fasi, a
women's history professor in Riyadh, said just the announcement that Saudi women
can run for office and vote without permission will stir debate."It's being
brought up out of the blue and could open doors to discussions
that we have enough of already," al-Fasi said.While King Abdullah has pushed
for some changes on women's rights, he has been cautious not to
push too hard against ultraconservative clerics, who have in the past challenged
social reforms. Saudi's ruling family draws its legitimacy from the backing of
the kingdom's religious establishment.The male guardianship laws are particularly stifling for women,
Saudi female activist Wajeha al-Hawidar said."These laws make the woman like a
child in all aspects of her life. She is not dealt with
as an adult with a fully developed brain," al
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