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>From: Sunny <[email protected]>
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>Sent: Saturday, October 8, 2011 8:45 AM
>Subject: [proletar] Haia highlights why women run away from homes
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>http://arabnews.com/saudiarabia/article512297.ece
>Haia highlights why women run away from homes
>By RIMA AL-MUKHTAR | ARAB NEWS 
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>Published: Oct 5, 2011 23:17 Updated: Oct 5, 2011 23:17 
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>JEDDAH: The number of Saudi women running away from their homes is increasing, 
>according to studies by the Commission for Promotion of Virtue and Prevention 
>of Vice (Haia).
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>The study revealed that in the last eight years there have been 529 cases of 
>runaway Saudi women across the Kingdom.
>
>Riyadh had the highest number of runaway women, 342 cases in total, while 
>Makkah province was a distant second with 98 cases.
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>The study, which revealed the root causes of women running away from home, was 
>aimed at raising public awareness on the issue and encouraging remedial action.
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>Bassam bin Suleiman Al-Youssef, director of the Center for Research and 
>Studies, said the study highlights the importance of dealing with such 
>sensitive issues in Saudi society.
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>“Women running away from home pose security, health and social threats to 
>society. This problem is a global phenomenon, but in Saudi Arabia we do not 
>want to talk about it because of the nature of our closed society,” he added.
>
>Dr. Khalid Bahaziq, a psychologist who works for the International Muslim 
>Organization for Women and Family (IMOWF) in Jeddah, said the number of 
>runaway Saudi women could be higher than the figures the Haia has provided.
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>Saudi families are only providing their daughters with essential needs such as 
>food, clothes and a roof over their heads, not knowing that young girls need 
>more than that, according to Bahaziq.
>
>“Young women need tender love and care from their parents. They need emotional 
>attention and most of those runaway girls lack this in their home,” he said. 
>“Another major problem is the physical, emotional and verbal abuse that some 
>of those women witness or experience at home,” he added.
>
>“When authorities return these women to their homes, they escape again because 
>their problems are not solved. I believe that if you want to solve a problem, 
>you should find its source and causes and fix them first,” said Bahaziq.
>
>Mona Siraj, managing editor at Sayidaty magazine, said traditional media have 
>a responsibility to properly investigate each case and report all sides of the 
>story, as opposed to social media, which often take such stories at face value.
>
>“From my experience in the media I found that some publications just support 
>those runaway women without looking into the problem or investigating the 
>source. On the other hand, we have found out a number of times that these 
>women are not telling us the truth. They just want to run away for frivolous 
>reasons, such as wanting a certain luxury that her family cannot provide,” she 
>said.
>
>Sayidaty magazine has been investigating several runaway cases in the Kingdom 
>only to find out that a huge number of them were based on deception, said 
>Siraj.
>
>“We found out when studying a number of cases that most of these runaway women 
>do not suffer from any problems back home, but were driven by temptation. Some 
>of them were romantically involved while others were swayed by materialistic 
>things,” she said
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