continued ... “I
believe women lawyers can contribute a lot to the legal system. This
law firm will make a difference in the history of court cases and female
disputes in the Kingdom. I am very hopeful and thank everyone who
supported me in taking this historical step,” she said.
Al-Zahran
said in the past, Saudi women faced problems finding a female lawyer who
could represent them in the court. However, with the establishment of
her law firm, this problem will be solved, she said, adding that she was
ready to take up cases of both genders.
She said she was looking
forward to progress of women lawyers in Saudi Arabia in protecting the
rights of women.
“This is a very positive step toward the Saudi court
and justices as right now, we are four female lawyers who got the
license, but I am hopeful that in future, the number will increase,” she
added.
Al-Zahran’s father Sheikh Mahmoud Al-Zahran said this is the
first step toward the protection of the women’s rights in the Kingdom.
“We are very proud of our daughter who stands firm for protection of
women’s rights. This will help all women who couldn’t go and speak to
male lawyers about their problems,” he said.
The launch was attended
by Mazen Batterjee, vice president of Jeddah Chamber of Commerce,
Zuhair Nawab, president of the Saudi Geological Survey (SGS), Dr.
Hussain Al Shareef , supervisor general of National Human Rights
Organization, Makkah, Dr. Suhail Sawan, executive director of national
committee for prisoners, Dr. Inam Ribwai, director of children surgery
at King Fahad hospital and former director of family protection
organization, and a number of businessmen and society ladies, doctors,
lawyers, academics and jurists.
Mazen Batterjee, while congratulating
Bayan ad all the female lawyers, however, emphasised on Shariah law in
every aspect of life and in law practice in Saudi courts.
He said
female lawyers should follow the restrictions of the court for hijab
since Islam while giving rights to women, also had ethics in place for
women while presenting themselves before a judge.
He hoped this first
step toward a women’s law firm will be successful and follow all the
rules and regulations of court and religion.
Dr. Suhail Sawan said
that Al-Zahran was working for years as legal consultant and studying
cases of prisons which gave her excellent exposure. This law firm is a
milestone in that there are situations which can only be understood and
represented by a female lawyer, he said.
http://www.arabnews.com/news/502791
1984 is not just a novel, it is a warning from the farseeing Orwell. Nonetheless, never did he imagine that his Eurasia would make cause with or include Eastasia through a core triple alliance and coalition comprised of Russia, China, and Iran. Eurasia will finish, in one way or another, what Oceania
has started. All the while, as the House of Saud and the other rulers
of the Arab petro-sheikhdoms continue to compete with one another in
building fancy towers, the Sword of Damocles is getting heavier over
their heads.
http://theartof12.blogspot.com/2014/01/has-redirection-seen-its-stalingrad.html?showComment=1388752724475
[sidebar:
America? An all 'woman' / 'female' law firm? One that isn't
contaminated with gender bent - no offense to all humans naturally in
the genomes at womb time, in a different combination. Course the
poisons to cause the serious imbalances
has to be scientifically studied. We're not as sophisticated as Saudi
Arabia, the women there wear Burkas and the women in America wear our
Burkas in the pretend 'liberal feminism' that is FRAUD, beyond an Arab
Burka cover-up. Gotta love how this story is definitely not wanted to be FREE in the world of free market capitalism!]
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