Motherhood on the brink: Pregnant women in Yemen under famine and violence
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“It was the morning of a normal working day before fighting escalated close to the hospital. I heard a mother screaming at the gate,” midwife Shrook Khalid Saeed told UNFPA this week at the Al Shaab Hospital in the district of Crater, in Yemen.
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https://aa.unfpa.org/news/motherhood-brink-pregnant-women-yemen-under-famine-and-violence
Syria’s decade of conflict takes massive toll on women and girls
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This week, Syria marks a grim anniversary: 10 years since the start of the country’s grinding conflict.
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https://aa.unfpa.org/news/syrias-decade-conflict-takes-massive-toll-women-and-girls
In Yemen’s man-made catastrophe, women and girls pay the heaviest price
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Yemen's health system hangs together by a thread. More than $100 million is urgently needed to meet the sexual and reproductive health and protection needs of women and girls.
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https://aa.unfpa.org/news/yemens-man-made-catastrophe-women-and-girls-pay-heaviest-price