Saudi Women, Unveiled

A 60 Minutes team returns from Saudi Arabia and talks about how the society is changing,
especially for women

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[Well_Edumacated]

It’s interesting that the Prince can speak English fluently but gives his answers in Arabic. Boss move.

[mehditai]

"-what did u learn about him?
-he's bold"

u didn't have to go there to notice that

[UnknownUnknown-bhej]

When you go to any country you respect what they believe and what they do. Americans act like they can do whatever wherever.

[kristianacevedo]

When you go to a Country that is not Yours You must respect their laws. It's that simple.

[Uthman_Muhammad]

It's not the cloth that oppresses the women it's the closed minds.

[abidhossain]

Why don’t u go to israel and ask the Palestinians about the changes

[AA-krjl]

6:45 “They know a lot about American culture”, “Like what?” “Kim’s makeup artist”...


Wow what a culture!

[brianmkwanazi]

We really need to acknowledge and respect the fact that we are all different in our own ways and the culture and lifestyle is what make us the people of the world. I don’t agree with people trying to enforce their own culture on others…..

[toobalkain]

He never said women can choose whether to cover or not, the only thing they can choose is what kind of “decent and respectful” clothing they can wear.

[lizU-ij]

The simple thing to do is RESPECT other people’s cultures.

[سعودالتميمي-زر]

The meaning of the freedom is letting people leave as they want not as you want

[prodbypjay]

i love saudi arabia and middle east, modest people who value true things in life, i would love to visit one day

[aliciaali]

These happened when ppl go outside the USA and see world come to know ... not everything is about USA.

[andalusiaverroes]

Americans... they never fail to amaze me when they go outside their (maybe) land!

[abdulrhman]

They knew everything about American culture
American culture: “kim kardashian make up artist “
Lol

[kfhtkfht]

Nudity and decadence in the West consider it freedom even though all monotheistic religions commanded women to be modest

[okaygaurav]

Knowing Kim Kardashian's makeup artists name is knowing American culture? 😂😂😂

[bilalyoutubber]

Everyone should respect the way of dressing of a nation and embrace it when they go there.

[petrabozic]

He is not for the freedom of women, he just wants to use them economically. He knows how to talk with diplomacy.

[djbis]

Where is the actual interview with the prince? Any links to that video? Would like to see it.