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This video is part of the Council on Foreign Relations’ “Child Marriage” InfoGuide Presentation: http://www.cfr.org/childmarriage Child marriage remains widespread in developing countries, disproportionately affecting girls
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews Yemeni women played a part in the protests that saw Ali Abdullah Saleh toppled from power. But since then how
The Yemeni Defence Ministry released CCTV footage showing the attack on its compound by a suicide bomber and gunmen wearing army uniforms on December 5, killing 52 people including foreign medical staff in the country’s worst militant assault in 18 months. One attacker drove a car packed with explosives into the gate of the ministry’s compound, then gunmen in another vehicle sped in and opened fire on soldiers, doctors and nurses working at a hospital inside, witnesses told Reuters. The dramatic CCTV footage showed people, including children, inside the hospital during the attack. It also showed an attacker throwing a grenade at a group of people gathered before fleeing. euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a euronews is available in 14
Drug addictions are well known for ruining lives, but in Yemen it’s going a whole step further. The male population’s love of chewing one particular
A young Saudi woman on Sunday urged a Yemeni court to let her stay and marry the man she loves, defying norms in both deeply
Subscribe to UNICEF here: http://bit.ly/1ltTE3m Click here to donate to UNICEF now: http://smarturl.it/Donate Child marriage is defined as the marriage of a girl or boy
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Girls as young as eight are routinely forced to marry men up to five times their age in Yemen. Now, the organisation drafting the country’s
FRANCE 24 reports is in Sana’a, in Yemen. In this country, women still do not have the same priviledges than men. Our reporters met Sa’adah,
Child marriage continues to be a problem in many places of Nepal despite being banned by law. Latest national census shows that 60.1 % of
