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In Race To Save Nimisha Priya, Worried Activist Claims 'We Had Setback'
Efforts to save Nimisha Priya - sentenced to death by Yemen for killing her business partner - may have suffered a setback because of media reports focusing on 'blood money', or cash offered to his family in exchange for a pardon, a social worker sai
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"Not Desirable": Centre On Mother Of Nurse On Death Row Travelling To Yemen
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the Centre whether it was willing to grant permission to the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to that country to negotiate blood money.
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For Better Pay, Nurses Willing to Go Back to War-Torn Yemen
The sounds of gun shots and explosions are still fresh on Sreedevi's mind. She thought she would never make it home - her hostel was one of the buildings attacked in the port city of Aden in war-torn Yemen. But when asked if she would still return to her work place, the nurse, in her 30s, surprisingly says, "May be, yes".
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In Race To Save Nimisha Priya, Worried Activist Claims 'We Had Setback'
Efforts to save Nimisha Priya - sentenced to death by Yemen for killing her business partner - may have suffered a setback because of media reports focusing on 'blood money', or cash offered to his family in exchange for a pardon, a social worker sai
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"Not Desirable": Centre On Mother Of Nurse On Death Row Travelling To Yemen
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the Centre whether it was willing to grant permission to the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to that country to negotiate blood money.
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For Better Pay, Nurses Willing to Go Back to War-Torn Yemen
The sounds of gun shots and explosions are still fresh on Sreedevi's mind. She thought she would never make it home - her hostel was one of the buildings attacked in the port city of Aden in war-torn Yemen. But when asked if she would still return to her work place, the nurse, in her 30s, surprisingly says, "May be, yes".
