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      XPost: alt.comp.google, av.computer, alt.gossip.celebrities       XPost: ca.news       From: jsummerville@tcu.edu              SANAA: An eight-year-old Yemeni girl died of internal bleeding       on her wedding night after marrying a man five times her age, a       social activist and two local residents said, in a case that has       caused an outcry in the media and revived debate about child       brides.              Arwa Othman, head of Yemen House of Folklore and a leading       rights campaigner, said the girl, identified only as Rawan, was       married to a 40-year-old man last week in the town of Meedi in       Hajjah province in northwestern Yemen. "On the wedding night and       after intercourse, she suffered from bleeding and uterine       rupture which caused her death," Othman said. "They took her to       a clinic but the medics couldn't save her life."              Othman said authorities had not taken any action against the       girl's family or her husband. A local security official in the       provincial town of Haradh denied any such incident had taken       place. He did not want to be identified because he was not       authorized to speak to the press.              But two Meedi residents confirmed the incident and said that       local tribal chiefs had tried to cover up the incident when news       first broke, warning a local journalist against covering the       story.              Many poor families in Yemen marry off young daughters to save on       the costs of bringing up a child and earn extra money from the       dowry given to the girl. A UN report released in January       revealed the extent of the country's poverty, saying that 10.5       million of Yemen's 24 million people lacked sufficient food       supplies, and 13 million had no access to safe water and basic       sanitation. Human Rights Watch urged Yemen in December 2011 to       ban marriages of girls under 18, warning it deprived them of       education and harmed their health.              http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/Girl-8-wife-       of-40-yr-old-dies-of-bleeding-on-wedding-       night/articleshow/22475002.cms?intenttarget=no                             --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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