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... it’s never a proper meal. The children are often with their mothers, women covered head to toe in the traditional black clothing women in Yemen wear. It’s impossible to tell how thin they too are, save for bony fingers reaching out from their sleeves. Yemen was always vulnerable ...
One of the poorest countries in the Middle East, Yemen's war has pushed it to the brink of famine. A Saudi blockade has slowed the flow of food and helped push prices up. Markets and businesses are ruined from airstrikes. Millions are destitute. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson smuggled herself across front lines to report on...
trikes in Yemen. This is more than four times the amount that was carried out in 2016, the last year of the Obama administration. So there's been a rapid uptick of these strikes, largely outside of any oversight or any sort of media attention. Jeffrey Brown: So, just briefly ...
... foam from the churning Arabian Sea. Three people, including a 12-year-old girl, died in Oman, and another two bodies were recovered from the Yemeni island of Socotra. More than 30 people were still missing in Socotra, including Yemeni, Indian and Sudanese nationals. Yemeni officials also reported damage in ...
... bad cough and he still looks malnourished. They measure his arms to check his status. MARCIA BIGGS: Severe acute malnutrition. A concept so commonplace in Yemen that it’s known by its acronym. SAM. And back in Aden, we thought we might be witnessing little Malika’s final hours. MARCIA ...
... him his new hand say it's their calling to give back to those who suffer during the war, and to show the world what Yemenis can do. SHRAF BIN BREAK, Enabling Aden: We hope that everyone sees that whenever technology is new, something can happen here in Yemen. You ...
... and because clean water is at such a premium, supplies water by truck to medical centers that don't have it. Other groups working in Yemen or on behalf of the Yemeni people: Yemen Peace Project Mwatana Organization for Human Rights MonaRelief This list is not exhaustive, but it is ...
... January shut down communication. Hanan's husband, Rami, has been detained for over a year-and-a-half. Hanan Mohamed Ali Hasan (through translator): The Yemeni government has no control over Yemen. This is our country, but the coalition treat us like slaves in our country. They are occupying us ...
... it. Marcia Biggs: "We were poor before the war," one woman told me, "but the war just finished us." For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Marcia Biggs in Aden and Lahij, Yemen. Judy Woodruff: And Marcia Biggs will be back tomorrow with the next part of her series, Inside Yemen.
... Aldukhainah was with her son in Sanaa, right before she was set to board a flight for the U.S. “He looked at me and said, ‘Mommy, go and save Yemen.’” At the end of the day, Aldukhainah said, “Yemenis just want to live a normal life with some dignity."
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