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In Saudi Arabia, which is counted among the most mysterious and harsh societies of the world, questions have been raised for decades about the freedom of women. But the recently revealed revelations confirmed that the so -called ‘reform home’ there is not actually less than ‘hell’.

Girls are sent to these closed reform centers named ‘Dar al-Riyaya’ who do not listen to their father, husband or brother, or run away from home.

In these gella repair houses, women are not only killed, but they are broken physically and mentally. In this report, we are introducing you to the same painful reality, where it is everyday to decorate and whipped with hot rods in the morning and evening.

Torture base in the name of improvement

In Saudi Arabia, these Dar al-Riya reform houses, built since the 1960s, are crossed the limits of inhumanity in the name of improving women. Here every girl is closed who tried to break the male-guided rules of the society. Whether it is in love or without permission, it has come out without permission. Reports suggest that women are killed several times a week, they are beaten for not praying, and forcible lessons are taught in the name of religious education.

Life cut off from outside world

Women imprisoned in these centers are neither allowed to meet the family nor to talk to a friend. In many cases, these women remain closed for years until a male guardian comes to pick them up. A former victim told that when she was sent to Dar al-Riyaya, she tried to commit suicide because she knew what happens there. This place is like hell, he said.

Not identify, just number

Here the identity of girls is erased. They are called by number, not by name, like number 35, come forward. If a girl tells her family name, then she is killed publicly. Virginity tests are done in the name of medical examination of girls who face sexual abuse and they are given sleeping pills so that they cannot protest.

Women are afraid telling their own story

Human rights activists Maryam al-Dosari and Sara Al-Yahiya have gathered stories of dozens of girls. A girl told how her father sexually abused her by threatening to send her to the reform home. At the same time, another woman was sentenced to six months in jail because she gave shelter to a victim girl in the house. According to Saudi law, it is considered a crime to refuge ‘absent’ woman.

No improvement, way of defense from slander

These reform houses have actually become a means of saving the social honor of families. If a member of her own family has sexual violence with a woman, or she becomes pregnant, then the family puts her in Dar al-Riyaya so that the society does not face embarrassment. In such cases, criminals roam open, and the victim is imprisoned.

Start of fear from school

Saudi girls are shown fear of these reform houses since childhood. A student told that when she was 16 years old, a woman had come to school from the reform home and she told how she was sent to the improvement home after being trapped in a love affair. He warned the students that “If a woman becomes ‘cheap’, she will remain cheap throughout life.”