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EducationUSA Qatar - Tawakkol Karman is the first woman from Yemen to win a Nobel Peace Prize. She was recognized for her work supporting the safety of women and women's rights to
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Prague, Czech Republic. 14th Oct, 2019. Tawakkol Abdul-Salam Karman, the President of the NGO Women Journalists without Chains (WJWC), the Founder of the Peaceful Youth Revolution Council and board member of Nobel
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Women Journalists Without Chains demand the disclosure of the fate of the Saudi journalist Turki Al-Jasser.
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WJWC Releases 2022 Report on Press Freedom in MENA
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Nobel Prize - Happy birthday to Tawakkol Karman who co-founded the group Women Journalists Without Chains in order to promote freedom of expression and democratic rights. She shared the 2011 Nobel Peace
