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I m Better Off Dead I d Rather Die! - 11 Year Old Yemeni Girl Speaks Out About Being Married Off by Her Family

I m Better Off Dead I d Rather Die! - 11 Year Old Yemeni Girl Speaks Out About Being Married Off by Her Family
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Heart And Mind: A Quarter Century Of The MEMRI Brand

In the latest entry in an ongoing series celebrating MEMRI's 25th anniversary, MEMRI's President Yigal Carmon and Vice President Alberto M. Fernandez delve into both MEMRI's video archives and into contemporary social media to see how the institute produced both research and impactful public-facing content that created a distinctive brand and even, a host of imitators.

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Arab achievement award winner hails Saudi royal for championing women s rights

LONDON: A 20-year-old recipient of an Arab Women of the Year award has hailed Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for championing women’s rights. Yemeni human rights activist Nada Al-Ahdal, who escaped two different child marriages by the age of 10, dedicated her achievement in social awareness award to the crown prince who she lauded for having helped bring about great changes

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Yemeni Women s Rights Activist Nada Al-Ahdal s Participation In Qatari Conference On Marriage Sparks Uproar

From the video posted by Al-Ahdal on her YouTube channel The Doha International Family Institute did not respond to the uproar sparked by Ms. Al-Ahdal s invitation and held the conference as planned. However, apparently due to pressure, it did try to downplay her participation by removing her from the list of main speakers and relegating her name and photo to a less conspicuous place in its web pages on the conference. The only response by anyone close to DIFI came from Amal bint Abd Al-Latif Al-Manna i, director of the Qatar Foundation for Social Work, which was also founded by the mother of the Qatari Emir and has collaborated with the DIFI since 2015. She defended the decision to include Ms. Al-Ahdal in the conference, saying that while she herself disagrees with her views, it is important to provide a platform for different opinions.

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Blog: Yemen Press Reader 711: ǀ Jemenkrieg-Mosaik 711 - Yemen War Mosaic 711 — der Freitag

( B P) War economy flourishing behind the walls of Houthis detention centers Among the group of detainees who were released by paying money to Houthi mediators or supervisors spoke with Almasdar Online, Al-Sabri was the only one who agreed to disclose his name. The others asked to remain anonymous to protect themselves and their relatives who still live in Houthi-controlled areas from retribution. Other former detainees categorically refused to tell their stories for this report, out of fear of what Houthi authorities would do if they found out. A systematic campaign of random arrests Houthi forces have arrested scores of civilians from security checkpoints, markets and other public spaces in various Yemeni cities for no reason. Sometimes they fabricate reasons after searching the phones and social media applications of the civilians.

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