Saudi teenage girl managed to escape Saudi Arabia and live in Canada

Calgary, Alberta
February 1, 2019 8:44am CST
The 18 year Rahaf Mohammed is now the most hated woman in Saudi Arabia after she managed to escape her family. We know how less rights women have there. Even if you are like 80 years old, you cannot leave the house without a Male Guardian's permission. Also they prefer family honor over a daughter's life, so honor killings is very common there. This girl took advantage of a family vacation on Kuwait, a country with no male Guardianship law to fly to Thailand a country with no Saudi embassy. I remember in the Philippines, a Saudi girl named Dina, escaped for an Asylum in Australia too but her plane stops over in the Philippines and Philippines have a Saudi embassy so she was sent back to saudi. This girl almost fell for the same situation, Someone from the Saudi government was sent to get her home but she barricaded her hotel room and use social media as a weapon. She got the attention of UN and she is now given an Asylum in Canada. She is receiving death threats from some Muslims in Canada but Canada provides her some security.
A Saudi teenager who took to social media to plead for asylum, is now en route to Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed the government has agreed t...
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@LadyDuck (503054)
• Italy
1 Feb 19
I hope she is well protected, because Saudi have already been able to kill more important people around the world.
• Calgary, Alberta
1 Feb 19
I think she should move to a hispanic country where muslims are almost non existent. Or in Canada she can go to a city with no Muslim population, so she can start again. She also needs to get off social media.
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@LadyDuck (503054)
• Italy
1 Feb 19
@CaptAlbertWhisker Are there countries where there are no Muslims in our days?
• Calgary, Alberta
1 Feb 19
@LadyDuck Vatican North Korea (though you will rather be in a Muslim country than this one) Most Latin countries have minimal muslims as in they don't have political influence and most are non practicing. In Japan they are only around 100 thousand but most are non practicing.
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