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Saudi Women Can Drive. Just Let Them. - http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...

Powerful op-ed from Wajeha al-Huwaider in the Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn... on #womensrights in #Saudi

Check out our #blog post on recent reports from HRW and Amnesty International on #Saudi #humanrights abuses in the name of counter-terrorism

CDHR is looking for qualified #interns for this fall- check out our website for details and contact info.

Check out pictures of our conference and of a peaceful demonstration at the Saudi embassy on our website under recent events and on our blog

CDHR thanks its speakers, guests, and supporters who participated in our conference on July 29 on the importance of empowering Saudi women.

Please attend CDHR's unique and informative conference on Capitol Hill on 7/29: How Empowering Saudi Women can Undermine Islamist Extremism

On Wednesday CDHR presents a unique and informative conference on Capitol Hill: How Empowering Saudi Women can Undermine Islamist Extremism

Come support Saudi women at a peaceful demonstration today at the Saudi embassy in DC! 601 New Hampshire Avenue NW - Foggy Bottom metro

CDHR denounces the slaughter of two young Saudi women by their brother: http://cdhr.blogspot.com

Join CDHR for a peaceful demonstration at the Saudi embassy on July 27 to support women's rights and political reform! www.cdhr.info

Important article from BBC News "Saudi Arabia restricting women":Human Rights Watch calls for end to male guardianship! http://news.bbc.co.uk/2...

Check out the article from BBC News today - "Saudi Arabia restricting women" : Human Rights Watch calls for end to male guardianship!

Male guardianship MUST be abolished! This humiliating practice denies Saudi women basic rights and keeps them as permanent minors.

Go see the film The Stoning of Soraya M this weekend- stoning for adultery is still practiced in parts of the world today!

Check out CDHR's Blog at http://cdhr.blogspot.com for daily news analysis and links regarding Saudi Arabia!

Empowering Saudi women is incredibly important because of male guardianship and sex segregation. Find out more on our blog cdhr.blogspot.com

Center for Democracy and Human Rights in Saudi Arabia is now twittering!