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10/01/2012

Duration:
28 minutes
First broadcast:
Tuesday 10 January 2012

Extraordinary personal stories from around the world.

Today, Princess Basmah bint Saud bin Abdul Aziz tells us why she is calling for reforms in Saudi Arabia.

The princess has founded a non-profit organisation called Lanterns United Global which she says will provide practical local help to support social and economic growth tailored to each society's needs.

Also on Outlook, Chinese sculptor Wang Hui describes how he overcame a childhood accident in which he lost both his legs to become a successful artist.

(Image: Muslim women in prayer. Credit: Associated Press)

  • Saudi Arabia profile

    Saudi Arabia profile

    An overview of Saudi Arabia including key facts, political leaders, a historical timeline and notes on the media

    Read more on the BBC News website

  • Saudi princess: What I'd change about my country

    Saudi princess: What I'd change about my country

    Princess Basma Bint Saud Bin Abdulaziz tells the BBC there are many changes she would like to see in Saudi Arabia - but that now is not the time for women to be allowed to drive

    Read more on the BBC News website

  • Saudi Arabia: Readers respond to princess's call for reform

    Saudi Arabia: Readers respond to princess's call for reform

    There was a huge response from readers to the princess's article. Many cheered her on, but some opposed her ideas. Here are some emails from those who disagree with her

    Read more on the BBC News website

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