Saudis arrest 14 women for driving

Monday, October 28, 2013

Saudi women got behind the wheel Saturday in Women2Drive campaign to urge kingdom to legalize driving by women.

Saudi authorities arrested 14 women for driving in the conservative kingdom, al-Madina newspaper reported on Sunday.

The women were detained in the capital Riyadh, the western cities of Jeddah and Mecca as well as the Eastern Province, the report added.

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