Hi Beautiful People.

I hope you are all doing well during these strange times that I'm sure is affecting us one way or the other.

There seems to be so much unrest and divisive plots stemming from every corner of the world but I hope and pray to God that the good people of this world will rise up to the challenge and battle against an evil that is targeting our being, children, families and friends.

On my side, I've been putting in a lot of work to position my dreams and goals. It hasn't been easy and it still won't get any easier but I persevere in the hopes that it will all unravel someday.

Not only am I back to school to further my dreams as a Human Rights Lawyer but I've also just recently started my own blogging website which will predominately focus on social justice issues in my birth country South Africa and around the world. I have also added a campaign section which is designated for Saudi Arabian woman and this platform is called HerSaudi.

As much as life seems to take its own direction, this cause still remains close to my heart and I intend to fight for it till the very end not only for the sake of the Saudi women alone but for the many communities out there who are going through unspeakable injustices that plague our modern day society.

There is so much that we can do in our individual capacities to make an impact on each other as human beings and it isn't always glamorous or spontaneous. I've learnt this in my journey of assisting female Saudi victims that most of the time just being a voice for those are not in the position to do it themselves means so much more than an act big enough to be considered for a "Nobel Peace Prize".

Each and every one of your signatures on this petition has been a much needed voice for this cause. You signing this means more to me and those women than what you can imagine. I am and will always remain humbly grateful for the support.

This is an article I wrote about the Dar Al Reaya systems in Saudi Arabia. It slightly went viral on the day of it's release however I want it to gain more awareness and more action. I have amended it a little due to a few grammatical errors and I added an additional note as well.

https://www.thepertinentinfluence.com/2020/09/11/dar-al-reaya/

Please do read it, internalize it, share it, comment on it but most importantly understand that this is real and this happening to many Saudi Arabian Women and activists in the Arab region.

More needs to be done because as far as I am concerned, the road to freedom is still a long haul for these women and we cannot keep silent any longer.