Religious police arrested girls in Saudi Arabia

The religious police of Saudi Arabia arrested ten girls belonging to the youth subculture "EMO" for inadequate behavior in the cafe, Breitbart.com reports with reference to the Al-Juum newspaper.

The owner of the cafe in the city of Dammam called representatives of the department to encourage virtue and the prevention of vice (the so -called Saudi Religious Police) after the girls dressed not according to Saudi traditions caused the discontent of other visitors to the institution.

The police who arrived in the cafe summoned the parents of the parents of the girls who were supposed to take the order violators home, as well as sign the obligation that the girls would no longer behave inappropriately and wear non -traditional clothes, thereby violating Islamic traditions.

As noted by Breitbart.com, in Saudi Arabia, the number of young women who show interest in the subculture "EM", popular all over the world - from Japan to Europe and America, has recently increased. They wear black narrow jeans, sneakers, bright T -shirts and unusual hairstyles. All this, of course, sharply contrasts with the way, in accordance with local traditions, Saudi women should dress.