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Saudi Arabia: Women to run and vote in local elections without male guardian permission in 2015, Washington Post (2011)

This news article says that Women in Saudi Arabia will not need a male guardian’s approval to run or vote in municipal elections in 2015, when women will also run for office for the first time, a Saudi official said Wednesday (28 Dec).

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