Change in Saudi society grows slow in Riyadh mall
In Riyadh’s Faisaliya Mall, youths pursue discreet dating as religious police supervise restrictions on mixing. The piece explores youth desire for modern life, government reforms, and the tension between openness and strict Islamic rule, noting rising unemployment, women entering work, and ongoing economic policy shifts.
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