AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTaiz Under Fire: Women Journalists Without Chains documented 13 civilians killed and 45 injured, mostly women and children, in late October. Shelling and sniper fire are also restricting access to food, water and healthcare. Women’s Health: UNFPA says nearly 300,000 people have been displaced in Taiz and along Yemen’s western coast, about half women and children. Only five of 27 maternal hospitals are partly operational, leaving more than 13,000 pregnant women without critical care. Yemeni Heritage Abroad: Abdul El-Sayed’s election as the first Muslim US senator has drawn attention to his wife Sarah Jukaku’s Nawayath family roots in Bhatkal, a coastal community shaped by Yemeni, Arab and Persian traders. Digital Debate: A widely shared video by Yemeni creator Fidaa al-Din Yahya challenges Houthi claims that support for Gaza shields the group from criticism of its conduct in Yemen. US Protection: Rashida Tlaib’s Yemen TPS bill would provide temporary protection for Yemenis in the United States if enacted.
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