Rahaf tweeted her barricade.

https://twitter.com/rahaf84427714/status/1082212804549959687

Help was on the way.

https://twitter.com/melissarfleming/status/1082212629148565504

Australia director of Human Rights Watch urges Australia to step up.

Australian senator calls on the government to issue emergency travel documents to allow young Saudi woman @rahaf84427714 trapped at Bangkok airport to travel to Australia. Do it, Australia! https://t.co/mLH4RELi8s

— Elaine Pearson (@PearsonElaine) January 7, 2019

ABC News Middle East correspondent on the scene.

UN has arrived. They are interviewing Rahaf. They gave their word that she would remain in their custody & that she is now safe. This is what they promised @UNHCRThailand @Reaproy @melissarfleming

— Sophie McNeill (@Sophiemcneill) January 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/rahaf84427714/status/1082275701330345989

Sophie McNeill joined her in the barricaded room.

https://twitter.com/rahaf84427714/status/1082297101239836672

Human Rights Watch is still on the case.

Really such wonderful news Rahaf! If your father causes any problems, call me right away. We will keep pushing until you are safe in a 3rd country!

— Phil Robertson (@Reaproy) January 7, 2019

Great news! Rahaf left the airport with the UN & it will take a few days to find a country that will accept her!

Big thank you to heroes like journalist @Sophiemcneill for barricading herself in with Rahaf, @monaeltahawy for spreading the story, and ALL OF YOU! #SaveRahaf pic.twitter.com/YjtuUsMCPa

— Ex-Muslims of North America (@ExmuslimsOrg) January 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/monaeltahawy/status/1082290017966399488

Love and solidarity with all who YELLED #SaveRahaf https://t.co/VbPiS2WfGe

— Mona Eltahawy (@monaeltahawy) January 7, 2019

https://twitter.com/monaeltahawy/status/1082296905680519168

About to go on @bbcworld – @monaeltahawy will talk about #SaveRahaf and Saudi Feminists. pic.twitter.com/9DjXakB0Z9

— Robert Rutledge (@rerutled) January 7, 2019