Saudi Arabia implements electronic tracking system to monitor
women&#39;s movements  In a country where women are denied the
right to vote, are not allowed to drive, and are basically
treated like children, Saudi Arabia has taken its next giant
leap backwards by rolling out an SMS electronic tracking system
that alerts male "guardians" by text message whenever women
under their protection leave the country. The development has
been met with outrage by reformers, who have turned to Twitter
to voice their concern.  Saudi Arabia is a complete mess as far
as women's rights is concerned. It ranks 130th out of 134
countries for gender equality — a nation where only 16.5% of
women make up the workforce. As devout followers of Sharia Law,
all women, regardless of age, require a male guardian and cannot
leave the country without written consent.  And now, judging by
a flurry of incoming accounts, it's clear that the country has
covertly implemented a new system that will further serve to
strengthen its control over wo