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Saudi Arabia will no longer require restaurants to have separate entrances segregated by sex, the government says. Previously, it was mandatory to have one entrance for families and women, and.. I've stopped socializing. Ever since I spoke out against the Saudi system, my life has changed. I don't feel safe anywhere. Moudi Aljohani, 30, is a Saudi-born women's right's activist who fled.
