David Keyes is the executive director of Advancing Human Rights and co-founder of CyberDissidents.org. He is a contributor to Newsweek/The Daily Beast and has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy and many other publications. He can be reached at david.keyes@advancinghumanrights.org.
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Saudi Arabia’s Feminist Revolution
The kingdom is reportedly allowing women to ride bicycles. How generous of them, writes David Keyes.... MORE
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Saudi Women, Olympic Hopefuls
Saudi Arabia has lifted the ban on its women competing in the Olympics.... MORE
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Freed Blogger on Egypt’s Future
On a U.S.... MORE
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Hamas Advances Peace
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Kuwait Mandates Death for Blasphemy
Kuwait’s new law ordering the death penalty for blasphemy might be overturned if the U.S.... MORE
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Palestinian Hunger Striker No Hero
Why is Khader Adnan being lauded and nothing said about his group’s terrorist acts? By David Keyes. MORE
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Saudi Arabia Outlaws 'Tempting Eyes'
Saudi Arabia has announced that it has the right to cover women's eyes—'especially the tempting... MORE
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Prince Naif’s War on Saudi Liberals
The ascent of the latest dictator-in-waiting spells the death of reform for the Saudi Kingdom. MORE
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10 Lashes for Driving
A Saudi woman will be whipped for driving.... MORE
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Delayed Win for Saudi Women
Let’s not praise King Abdullah as a reformer just yet—he’s allowing women to vote, but not until... MORE
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Saudi Arabia’s Hypocritical U.S. Threat
David Keyes argues that Saudi Arabia should look inward before it criticizes others. MORE
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Assad’s House of Cards
Why the U.S. should have denounced Syria’s president years ago. MORE
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Let Saudi Women Drive!
Saudi Arabian women defied the driving ban and took to the road.... MORE
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Saudi Arabia's Degenerate New Law: Don't Criticize the Leaders
As the Arab world rises up in the name of democracy, Saudi Arabia just took another step backward.... MORE
