CLEAN : HRW discusses Saudi lifting ban on women drivers

The video discusses recent social reforms in Saudi Arabia, focusing on changes like allowing women to drive and attend sports events. However, it highlights that these reforms are minor and primarily aim to improve the country's international image. The political structures remain unchanged, and activists demanding basic rights continue to face repression, including arrests. The video questions the celebratory narrative around these reforms, given the ongoing challenges faced by activists.

What is the primary aim of the social reforms introduced in Saudi Arabia?

• To make women better workers and consumers

• To improve the education system

• To change the political structures

• To increase tourism

What was the significance of lifting the driving ban in Saudi Arabia?

• It was a major political reform

• It was the most challenging reform to implement

• It was a minor reform aimed at improving international image

• It was intended to increase tourism

Why was the driving ban considered the 'lowest hanging fruit'?

• It was the most expensive reform

• It required significant political change

• It was the easiest reform to implement

• It was the most difficult reform to achieve

What happened to women's rights activists just before the driving ban was lifted?

• They were celebrated by the government

• They were given awards

• They were ignored

• They were arrested

What does the arrest of activists indicate about the reforms?

• Reforms have led to increased freedom for all

• Reforms have been fully accepted by all

• Reforms are superficial and repression continues

• Reforms have completely changed the political landscape