Blog
Writing by Nada Al-Ahdal and articles by Nada Foundation on child marriage, girls' rights and girls' education in Yemen.
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The rights of women in the Middle East
Nada Al-Ahdal writes about the restrictions women in the Middle East face, calls on the world to help girls, and asks parents to choose their daughters' education and independence.
Empowering girls: Nada Al-Ahdal
Nada Al-Ahdal explains why empowering girls, and rallying parents and community leaders, is crucial to ending child marriage.
We are all Israa Ghrayeb: a crime against every Arab girl
Nada Al-Ahdal speaks out in a live video after the killing of Israa Ghrayeb, a young Palestinian woman, and rejects violence against women in the name of honour.
Child marriage: a video series with Nada Al-Ahdal
Nada Foundation's video series on child marriage: its scale, its causes, its dangers, the violations the foundation recorded in Yemen in 2017, and Nada Al-Ahdal's message to the world.
Education for peace
Since the war began in March 2015, education in Yemen has been badly hit: 1.8 million children were out of school in 2015/2016, schools are closed or damaged, and teachers go unpaid.
The Yemeni woman who was killed treacherously in a courtroom
A divorced Yemeni woman went to court to marry the man she chose. Her younger brother killed her in front of the judge. This account sets out the case, the attempts to clear the killer, and the call to change the law.
Children: the treasure of future generations and of lasting development
Schools, hospitals and buildings can be rebuilt after a war, but a generation denied education cannot. An appeal to protect the education of Yemen's children.
Nada Al-Ahdal represents Yemen at the International Charity Work Forum in Kuwait
Nada Al-Ahdal, head of the Nada Foundation, gives the children's speech at the twenty-fourth International Charity Work Forum in Kuwait, held under the patronage of the Crown Prince.