Father of woman 'locked up' in Saudi Arabia must allow her to return to UK

From The Guardian:

A Saudi academic who allegedly imprisoned his 21-year-old daughter must allow her to return to the UK by 11 September, a high court judge has ruled.

Amina al-Jeffery – who grew up in Swansea and has dual British and Saudi Arabian nationality – says her father, Mohammed al-Jeffery, an academic, locked her up at his home in the Saudi city of Jeddah because she “kissed a guy”.

Lawyers representing Amina al-Jeffery had taken legal action and asked Mr Justice Holman to look at ways of helping her. The judge, who analysed the arguments at a public hearing in the family division of the high court in London in July, has ruled that she must be returned to the UK by 11 September.

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