"Should our women always take to Twitter in order to find someone to save them? Until when will this go on? Why isn't there a clear law to protect them? Have some mercy on our girls and women, enough is enough."
Not a rare case of abuse in the kingdom
البنت الحين جالسه في الكورنيش مع امها وعيالها مطرودين والشرطه رفضت تساعدهم .. اذا قدرت تساعد تواصل معها ، رقمها في الفيديو .. اتوقع وجود مليون طريقه للمساعده
— Ocean. (@Fouzzology) May 6, 2018
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This certainly isn't the first time an abused Saudi woman turns to Twitter to expose her abusers. Earlier this year, a video of a Saudi woman accusing her father and brother of abusing her went viral on social media.
In it, the victim says the men beat her and threw her out of a house they shared, along with her mother and two children.
The footage also led to a heated debate on the kingdom's male guardianship system, which renders female abuse victims helpless.
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