Saudi Arabia was the city where women did not have right to vote, but now they are protesting for their rights.

Women are now given right to vote in s.a. so the answer u gave is wrong

Country without Women's Right to Vote:
Women in Saudi Arabia do not have the right to vote.

Explanation:
- In Saudi Arabia, women were not allowed to vote or run for office until 2015 when King Salman granted them the right to participate in municipal elections.
- Even though women can now vote in these limited elections, they still face many restrictions on their participation in the political process.
- Women in Saudi Arabia are required to have a male guardian's permission to travel, work, marry, or even seek medical treatment, which severely limits their ability to engage in political activities.
- The country follows a strict interpretation of Islamic law, which has traditionally restricted women's rights and participation in public life.
- Despite some progress in recent years, there is still a long way to go in terms of achieving gender equality and full political participation for women in Saudi Arabia.