Manal al-Sharif and Samar Badawi, active in the women to drive movement, announced that they had filed lawsuits against Saudi authorities in the Grievances Board, a non-Sharia court,[102] because of the rejection of their driving licence applications.[103] As of the end of June 2012, 100 Saudi women had started driving regularly since the June 2011 campaign launch.[132] Women university students protested in King Khalid University in Abha in March[104] and were attacked by security forces, leading to one death.[105][106] Other university protests followed in Taibah University in Medina[107] and Tabuk University in March and April.[108][109]