"Loujain al-Hathloul is one of the most prominent and outspoken women human rights defenders in Saudi Arabia; much of her activism is conducted via commentary on social media. She is well known for her campaigning against the driving ban, including posting videos of herself driving as part of a 2013 campaign, and the campaign to end the male guardianship system. In 2014, she was detained for 73 days after she attempted to drive into Saudi Arabia from the United Arab Emirates. According to a December 2014 Guardian article, al-Hathloul drew the attention of the Saudi government after “posting a video of herself driving home from Riyadh airport”. al-Hathloul also “made waves” on Saudi social networks several months before that by “posting a video of herself with her face and hair uncovered, in defiance of her country’s ultra-conservatives”...."