I don't have the ability to browse the internet in real-time or provide current articles. However, I can summarize the general differences in treatment between men and women in Saudi Arabia based on knowledge up to October 2023.
In Saudi Arabia, the legal and social systems have historically treated men and women differently in various aspects, including legal rights, mobility, and dress codes. For example, women have faced restrictions on driving and have required male guardianship to make certain decisions, such as traveling or obtaining a passport. While there have been significant reforms in recent years—such as granting women the right to drive and allowing them to participate more in the workforce—challenges and disparities still exist.
For nuanced discussions and examples, I recommend looking for articles in reputable news outlets like The Guardian, BBC News, or Al Jazeera, which often cover gender issues and human rights in Saudi Arabia.