Ruth Nabembezi, Being Bisexual, Yemen
More than two years of civil war in Yemen have left thousands dead and many more at risk from cholera and starvation. We discuss the impact of the crisis on women and children.
More than two years of civil war have left thousands dead in Yemen. Health, water and sanitation systems are collapsing and now the country faces the worst cholera outbreak in history. We discuss the impact of the crisis on women and children.
Ahead of a new documentary for the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service, we explore what it is like identifying as bisexual in the 21st century.
The Queen's Young Leaders' Awards are given out to inspiring young people from all over the Commonwealth. Jane spoke to one of this year's recipients, Ruth Nabembezi from Uganda, aged 22, the founder and CEO of Ask Without Shame.
A few years ago parents in Bristol started a scheme banning cars from residential streets for a few hours so children could play outside. A new report from the University of Bristol confirms that handing over the streets to kids for a while helps increase physical activity and improves community cohesion. We speak to one of the authors of the report.
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Why your children should play outdoors
Duration: 03:39
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Yemen
Duration: 10:13
Being Bisexual
Duration: 12:43
Playing Out
Duration: 06:17
Ruth Nabembezi
Duration: 07:58
Women's football
Duration: 05:47
Bisexuality
Yemen
Children Playing Outside
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Role Contributor Presenter Jane Garvey Interviewed Guest Mariam Aldogani Interviewed Guest Caroline Anning Interviewed Guest Nichi Hodgson Interviewed Guest Sali Owen Interviewed Guest Ruth Nabembezi Interviewed Guest Jess Read Producer Lucinda Montefiore Broadcast
- Mon 31 Jul 2017 10:00麻豆官网首页入口 Radio 4
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