I AS a mother wish so much to see an official statement from the Ministry of Education stipulating harsh punishments for any teacher — at least loss of their job — who is guilty of sexually
When meeting Abdullah Yousuf Al-Ghatham, a 23-year-old Saudi, one wonders whether Chicago’s 442-meter tall Sears Tower fell on his dreams? Al-Ghatham looks sad and depressed. He was not like
AMAL and Sultan both hold master’s degrees, yet both are suffering because the Ministry of Higher Education has a weird hobby of making complications to make people regret the nights they spent
We have an entrenched judicial system that is based on Divine Law and not personal whims. This is the reason why I could not understand two recent court verdicts handed out on the same day.
We are not a society of angels, but if you listen to our talk without seeing the reality you would think we live in Utopia. Only blind people can believe the existence of such a place. Whoever
I never expected traveling on the buses of the Saudi Arabian Public Transport Company (SAPTCO) to be so bad or the services offered by the company to be so primitive. As the sole company with the right
It was good to hear statements attributed to the Human Rights Commission (HRC) calling for a comprehensive family card for the husband from the moment of engagement until the end of his marital life
The plight of an expatriate girl who was studying in Sudan and came to the Kingdom to visit her mother in October deserves serious attention. The girl’s mother, who is Sudanese, is a statistician
