اعتقال منال الشريف لم يأت بسبب تحريضها الرأي العام وإنما لخشية النظام السعودي من تجاوز أي مواطن أو مواطنة عقدة الرعب التي بواسطتها تمكن النظام من التحكم الكامل بالشعب. وقد دأبت السلطات السعودية على انتهاج سياسة قمعية ثاتبة في التعامل مع المطالبين بالحقوق الشرعية والإنسانية سواء كانوا رجالا او نساء سنة أو شيعة مواطنين أو مقيمين شيبا أو شبابا وهذا كله يدل على عدم اعتراف السلطات بحقوق المواطنين كبشر لهم مشاعر وأحاسيس وآمال وأحلام ويتأثرون بما يجري في العالم حولهم من تغيير. كيف سيكون رد فعل من يؤمنون بحقوق المرأة كانسانة كاملة الاهلية على اعتقال منال الشريف وما ستدفعه من ثمن لايمانها بحقوق المرأة وأهمية دورها في المجتمع ومصلحة الوطن؟
Monday, May 23, 2011
ما لا يقال عن اعتقال الناشطة السعودية منال الشريف
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