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27Oct/17Off

Does Saudi robot citizen have more rights than women?

_98487368_00276cfe-2818-40b5-a990-88db7ea4b7fbMeet Sophia, a robot who made her first public appearance in the Saudi Arabian city of Riyadh on Monday.

Sophia was such a hit she was immediately given Saudi citizenship in front of hundreds of delegates at the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh on 25 October.

But as pictures and videos of Sophia began circulating on social media many started to ask why a robot already seemed to have secured more rights than women in the country.

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