A Saudi woman who was arrested after being filmed wearing a miniskirt and crop top in public has been released without charge.

The woman, known only as Khulood, appeared in a Snapchat video that showed her walking through a deserted fort village in Najd province, one of Saudi Arabia’s most conservative regions.

Police began searching for Khulood after the video went viral on Twitter and other social media platforms. According to a translation, their warrant stated that she was guilty of “taking photographs in indecent clothing, disrespecting and violating the teachings of Islam and violating the customs and traditions [of the country]”.

Saudi state TV announced Khulood’s arrest on Tuesday and said that her case had been passed on to the public prosecutor.

However, the Associated Press now reports that she has been released. The result has been seen as a win for women’s rights in Saudi Arabia, and is being credited in part to the large amount of international attention Khulood’s case received.

Saudi woman arrested for wearing miniskirt in public released without charge