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The sisters of prominent Saudi women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul said on Thursday they wanted real justice for her, and the lifting of a travel ban, the day after she was released from prison on a suspended sentence. Rights groups and her family say Hathloul was subjected in prison to electric shocks, waterboarding, flogging and sexual assault - accusations that Saudi Arabia denies. "What we want now is real justice," Lina al-Hathloul told an online news conference, speaking from Brussels.

The sisters of prominent Saudi women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul said on Thursday they wanted real justice for her, and the lifting of a travel ban, the day after she was released from prison on a suspended sentence. Rights groups and her family say Hathloul was subjected in prison to electric shocks, waterboarding, flogging and sexual assault - accusations that Saudi Arabia denies. "What we want now is real justice," Lina al-Hathloul told an online news conference, speaking from Brussels.

Rather than identifying as victims, the women become vigilantes, taking matters of right and wrong into their own hands with the support of Ivy, who has a Machiavellian way of covering her tracks and manipulating the justice system. When Sally’s abusive boyfriend is released from prison and attempts to confront her at the refuge, she is taken under Ivy’s wing and introduced to the unique way the women at the refuge move on from their pasts. From broken and bruised to cunning killers, the women will stop at nothing to ensure that toxic and violent men no longer roam the streets.