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In
this undated photo provided by Sahar Nasief, Nassief, right, poses with her
mother Naila Mohammed Saleh Nasief, center, and daughter Lubna Jamjoom, while
wearing blue wrist bands that say in Arabic, "I am my own guardian,"
In Jiddah, Saudi Arabia. The three generations of Saudi women have lived their
lives under restrictive male guardianship laws that they say should be changed
to give women more control of their lives. (Sahar Nasief via AP)
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First she's in the hands
of her father, then she moves to her husband. Often, she ends up under the
power of her son.
