Who claimed women's rights are feminism
Women's rights in Saudi Arabia are not necessarily linked to feminism; they are citizenship rights recognized and defined by the system and its laws. It is not the domain of ideologies or political groups to determine or turn these rights into their own ideology. The progress witnessed by Saudi women—such as increased participation in the workforce and assuming leadership roles—has been achieved through government decisions and the implementation of policies based on societal interests and development, not as a result of adopting a particular ideological school of thought. The core issue is that rights are related to citizenship and the legal framework, not to intellectual or ideological sources. Rights should not be shaped or confined by ideology, because national reform serves the interests of society and should be measured by its results, not by its ideological origins.
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