TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月12日 07時02分

Every day, eight children in #Yemen are killed or injured. "Far too many Yemeni parents are burying their sons and daughters," writes Nobel laureate Tawakkol Karman. The United Nations doesn’t even tally the dead anymore. "Others watch helplessly as their children waste away from hunger. With hollowed-out eyes, the young look desperately to their parents, who are unable to ease their suffering." In this photograph from February 2018, Heba Ahmed holds her severely malnourished four-month-old son, Gawad Awad, at a hospital in Aden, a southern port city. The baby weighed only 5.5 pounds (2.5 kilograms), or roughly a third of the normal weight for his age. Read more, and see more pictures, at the link in bio. Photograph by @narimanelmofty—@apnews

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josecmelecio The reason is not mention why the people of Yemen are suffering, thanks to who? The Saudis and the U.S. The country was not in hardship or involved in a war a decade ago

samantha_aleo_ Please what about all the STARVING HOMELESS CHILDREN in America? I could give a RATSASS about the MUZZIES in other countries! Not our business! America FIRST!

reading_runner The US fuels these atrocities and deaths due to greed and allegiance to saudi Arabia. The world knows that trump is the weak link.. allowing this to persist.

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hales24hailstorm I can't imagine. I feel my baby kicking right now, my hand on my belly looking at this photograph...

indayjison I wish others will think twice before thrownig their left overs after reading this.

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