The Long Battle: the Never Ending War against Women

In today's society, women are engaged in constant warfare, but since it is a subtlely disguised long-term thing, many people do not even recognize that it is still happening. For centuries women have fought for equality. Today, we may not have the right to vote, serve or possess land, but we still fight for a fair treatment from a quiet respected battle and heterosexuality It is. People have always believed that they are superior to women in terms of intelligence, social position and physical ability.

Saudi Arabian women have won the fight for decades, but there are more fights to be done. The driving ban is the most famous aspect of women in Saudi Arabia facing discrimination, but it has never been a main fight. Likewise, the fighting of women currently imprisoned is not limited to driving ban. They are also abolishing the repressive male guardianship system that strives for gender equality and still treats women in Saudi Arabia as second-class citizens. Women are now allowed to drive, but still the institution's rights are deprived of important areas of their lives. Under the guardian guardian of men, Saudi women must obtain permission to travel, work, higher education, or get married from male guardians. Even after the ban, the women and girls in the kingdom continue to be discriminated in law and practice, and the government decides to silence those who dare to oppose such highly discriminatory institutions Seem.

Even if women fight for peace and fight for war, they also seem to have to oppose their own passive, weak or special assumptions. In the case of Isabella I and Ferdinand V, they may be cruel. They torture people who will stay and turn them into Christianity.