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  DUBAI:Saudi authorities have in the past two months detained at least 16 people, i nike af ncluding several identified as women's rights activists, on accusations of treason.The crackdown comes even as the kingdom breaks with long-held restrictions on women's lives, preparing to lift the world's only ban air force 1  on female motorists on Sunday.That was a goal some of the detainees had championed for decades, but credit for the policy change has gone to young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, architect of an aggressively marketed reform package.Some of those detained have since been released.But for Saudi schuhe jordan  activists, their arrests confirmed that even if the monarchy dictates the easing of some social restrictions, it will resist granting any modicum of democracy.Saudi Arabia arrests more women's rights activists- HRWThree of the most prominent figures who continue to languish in detention are Loujain al-Hathloul, Aziza al-Yousef, and Ibrahim al-Modaimegh.Loujain al-Hathloul was among a group of women's rig Xgmr Looming sugar crisis
 NEW ZEALAND:At least five peopl jordan nere e were killed, up to 20 injured and several were reported missing after a聽volcano聽suddenly erupted air force 2  off the coast of New Zealand's North Island on Monday, spewing a plume of ash thousands of feet into the air.More casualties were feared on White Island, where the聽volcano聽erupted at about 2:11 pm (0111 GMT), police said.Twenty-three people, some of them believed to be tourists from the Ovation of the Seas c af1 one ruise ship, were rescued, police said, adding that others were still on the island. Tour guides evacuate tourists on a boat shortly after the volcano eruption on White Island, New Zealand. PHOTO: REUTERS