A Saudi woman journalist freed, three more soon!

NewsA Saudi woman blogger has been released provisionally after being held for nearly a year and three other women journalists and women’s rights defenders are to be freed in the next two days. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) welcomes these releases, for which it campaigned, and calls for them to be definitive instead of provisional. Eman al Nafjan, a women’s rights advocate who kept a blog called Saudiwoman, was released provisionally after the second hearing in her trial before a criminal court in Ri

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