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... my father came to check on me, and he told me, "I am your father standing next to you, and I will be your leg." Jane Ferguson: The fighting here doesn't just risk the lives of those inside the city. Hodeidah's port is a lifeline for millions across ...
... actions continue, and Yemen is already starving. The United Nations says over half of Yemenis face severe acute food insecurity. For years, special correspondent Jane Ferguson has covered Yemen, and this summer smuggled herself into Houthi-controlled areas. Today, she said the humanitarian crisis is even more dire. Jane Ferguson ...
Jane Ferguson: Every day, she says she sees these sorts of cases. People have lost work. Therefore, they have no money. Therefore, there's just no food in the house. You were never supposed to see these images of Maimona. A blockade of rebel-held Northern Yemen stops reporters from ...
Now, at the age of 25, Murad has said she hopes to be -- quote -- "the last girl with a story like mine." Last year, "NewsHour" special correspondent Jane Ferguson traveled to Iraq for a closer look at the plight of women like Murad in the Yazidi community. Ferguson spoke with ...
... is the world in all this? Where is humanity?” she asks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWkW51ziiGA In 2015, PBS NewsHour special correspondent Marcia Biggs reported from northern Iraq on the continuing trauma and stigma some Yazidi women have endured. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson provided an update in 2017.
... is a huge escalation in just a matter of days between the two countries. It's also a reflection of how sensitive the Saudis are at the moment to international criticism about human rights. Nick Schifrin: Jane Ferguson, joining us from Beirut, thank you very much. Jane Ferguson: Thank you.
... while the U.S-backed campaign “has brought the country to its knees,” it “hasn’t pushed back the Houthis,” said PBS NewsHour special correspondent Jane Ferguson, who smuggled herself across rebel lines to report on what has become the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. She found a country frustrated ...
... war. The 18-month extension applies to some 1,250 people who left Yemen since 2015, but no new applicants will be accepted. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson has our third and final report on the war in Yemen later in the program.Former FOX News executive Bill Shine has a ...
... clear. It's the United States Congress that declares war. The president cannot do what he wants unilaterally. The president doesn't have the authority. JANE FERGUSON: President Trump enjoys warm relations with the Saudis, especially the country's powerful crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman. The White House is currently ...
... Every bomb that falls on a hospital, office building or home causes more unease about where they come from. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Jane Ferguson in Sanaa, Yemen.Judy Woodruff: Jane's final story airs later this week. And you can watch all of her reporting and read ...
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