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Tawakkul Karman o Tawakel Karman[1]​ , Ta'izz, Yemén, 7 de febrero de 1979 es una periodista, política y activista yemení por la defensa de los derechos humanos, fundadora en 2005 del grupo Mujeres sin cadenas[1]​ y una personalidad política del partido islámico, Congregación Yemení por la Reforma.[2]​ Se convirtió en el rostro internacional de los levantamientos yemeníes en 2011, que fueron parte de la Primavera Árabe. Ha sido llamada la "Mujer de Hierro" y la "Madre de la Revolución" por los yemeníes.[3]​[4]​

Es coganadora del Premio Nobel de la Paz del 2011 por ser una figura relevante en la primavera árabe[5]​ convirtiéndose en la primera yemení, la primera mujer árabe,[6]​ la segunda mujer musulmana y la segunda más joven en ganar un Nobel.[7]​ El viernes 7 de octubre del 2011 obtuvo el Premio Nobel de la Paz junto a las liberianas Leymah Roberta Gbowee y Ellen Johnson Sirleaf «por su batalla no violenta a favor de la seguridad de las mujeres y de su pleno derecho en la plena participación de la obra de construcción de la paz».

Karman ganó importancia en su país después de sus papeles como periodista y defensora debido a que una empresa de telefonía celular le denegó una licencia en 2007, hecho por el que protesta a favor de la libertad de expresión. Tawakkul organizó protestas semanales después de lo sucedido en mayo de 2007, expandiendo las problemáticas a reformar. Redirigió las protestas en Yemen para apoyar la "Revolución de Jazmín" que ella llama Primavera Árabe, después de que ciudadanos de Túnez derrocaran el gobierno de Zine El Abidine Ben Ali en enero del 2011. Ha estado siempre opuesta y ha realizado protestas en contra del régimen del presidente Ali Abdullah Saleh.[2]​

Una filtración de WikiLeaks reveló que mientras ella realizaba denuncias públicas contra Arabia Saudita, a la par concretaba reuniones secretas con los sauditas pidiéndoles su apoyo. Karman acusaba a Arabia Saudita de un acuerdo que para muchos había sido visto como una traición a la revolución. Acusó a Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi de apoyar a los Houthis y Al Qaeda.[8]​ Wikipedia  

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Tawakkul Karman: Frases en inglés

“If you go to the protests now, you will see something you never saw before: hundreds of women. They shout and sing, they even sleep there in tents. This is not just a political revolution, it's a social revolution”

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2010s, Tawakul Karman, Yemeni activist, and thorn in the side of Saleh (2011)

“We were against oppression, and then we elevated our struggle to demand our rights. We will go against all the dictators, and not only Saleh in Yemen, so we can spread peace.”

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2010s, Democracy Now! interview (2011)

“My beliefs were that men and women alike have to be in this struggle together, and we cannot safeguard our country just with one wing. … Now our women are the leaders, not only political leaders, but also leaders that lead in every single front, and they are part of the main leaders of the revolution. And therefore, you can see that the rulers are afraid from women.”

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2010s, Democracy Now! interview (2011)

“Over the next three years, governments will have to choose whether or not to adopt this new people-centric framework for development. The temptation for political leaders to retreat to a safer, more conventional approach will mean a strong global grassroots campaign will thus be necessary to build pressure for adoption of these groundbreaking and transformative elements recommended in the report.”

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2000s, Youth Q&A on the U.N. High-Level Panel on the Post-2015 Agenda Report (2009)

“Requiring governments to make all publicly held information and data available to people — thus giving citizens a powerful tool to expose corruption — is just one aspect of the accountability revolution that can be unleashed if the report’s recommendations are implemented in full.”

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2000s, Youth Q&A on the U.N. High-Level Panel on the Post-2015 Agenda Report (2009)

“I myself am part of the youth movement. However, after a long discussion, it appears that many of the youth demands and needs, like access to education, jobs, and equitable growth, have been addressed under different goals and targets and youth enjoy the benefits of everything else in the report.”

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2000s, Youth Q&A on the U.N. High-Level Panel on the Post-2015 Agenda Report (2009)

“The repercussions of the coup on nascent democracies in the Arab world will be destructive. People may soon lose faith in the democratic process, paving the way for the revival of extremist groups…The coup serves to strengthen the radicals, interrupting the course of peaceful change.”

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2010s, Egypt's coup has crushed all the freedoms won in the revolution (2013)

“…on youth unemployment — governments should ensure that one out of three of jobs in the public sector are opened up to the youth and that at least one person in every household should have access to a job.”

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2000s, Youth Q&A on the U.N. High-Level Panel on the Post-2015 Agenda Report (2009)

“There have been violations in the protest squares, especially in Sana'a. This is natural when hundreds of thousands of people [protest] for extended periods of time. However, these violations are marginal, and do not tarnish the beauty of the revolution. We see rival tribes meeting and debating in their tents, and men and women struggling [together] in the square to oust the regime.”

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2010s, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkul Karman – A Profile (2011)

“The Egyptian officers informed me that I would be denied entry, and I was soon deported back to Yemen on the same plane on which I had arrived. The authorities gave me no clear answer why: They said that I knew the reason for my deportation better than them, and that my name had been blacklisted based on the request of a security body.”

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2010s, Morsy is the Arab World's Mandela (2013)

“…We are in one world. We are one nation. And therefore, what’s common in between us, what should be common among us, is love and peace.”

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2010s, Democracy Now! interview (2011)

“For the first time people in the south stopped calling for separation, raised the national flag and demanded an end to the regime. It's been truly historic. The country is united in its aim to rid itself of the regime through public vigils and rallies, civil disobedience and slogans instead of tear gas and bullets.”

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2010s, Our revolution's doing what Saleh can't – uniting Yemen (2011)

“Morsy was not only Egypt's democratically elected president, he is now emerging as the Arab world's Nelson Mandela…during Morsy's one-year reign, Egypt enjoyed freedom of expression and the right to demonstrate peacefully, and not a single one of his political opponents were jailed.”

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2010s, Morsy is the Arab World's Mandela (2013)

“Today we need a concerted international effort that would result in freezing the assets of the ruling family, which are estimated at $10bn.”

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2010s, The world must not forsake Yemen's struggle for freedom (2011)

“…The result of burning embassies and treading on flags is the self-same objective these drawings wanted to highlight. It was their intention to say that Muslims are terrorists and their religion is a peril to Western civilization.”

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2000s, Burning embassies is not the way (2008)

“Perhaps one of the few positive aspects of the coup is that it has discredited the claim that that that the state had been taken over by the Brotherhood under Morsi.”

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2010s, Egypt's coup has crushed all the freedoms won in the revolution (2013)

“Democracy can't thrive under military rule — history is quite clear on this point … The police state is back, and it is even worse than Hosni Mubarak's. What is happening in Egypt today is very scary: The coup could lead society to lose its faith in democracy, which will give terrorist groups a chance to breathe again…By blocking peaceful change and weakening the Islamist groups that participate in the political process, the coup leaders support this stance and do the terrorists a favor.”

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2010s, Morsy is the Arab World's Mandela (2013)

“Since the start of this revolution, we were able to get rid of a lot of the issues and the problems that this regime created. … We have the dream, and we have the ability. And we started to achieve a lot of our goals. And we will not stop here. We will build our country. And we’re not only talking about Yemen here. I’m talking about every nation or every people that are looking toward freedom.”

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2010s, Democracy Now! interview (2011)

“I do not believe that my brother Tariq accused me of this, and you will not drag me into talking about him or responding [to this claim]. [That said, ] I do have close strategic ties with American organizations involved in protecting human rights, with American ambassadors and with officials in the U. S. State Department. [I also have ties with activists in] most of the E. U. and Arab countries. But they are ties among equals; [I am not] their subordinate.”

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2010s, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkul Karman – A Profile (2011)

“I have spent days and nights camped out in tents with fellow protesters; I have led demonstrations in the streets facing the threat of mortars, missiles and gunfire; I have struggled to build a movement for democratic change — all while caring for my three young children.”

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2010s, Yemen’s Unfinished Revolution, 2011

“In my capacity as a leader of the popular and youth revolution in Yemen, I reaffirm our adherence to the peaceful nature of our struggle until the end. At the same time, I ardently call upon the free people of the world to examine what is happening in my country and Syria especially, and to honour their responsibilities to confront rulers who do not hesitate to carry out the most heinous crimes against people who have the temerity to demand their natural rights to freedom and dignity.”

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2010s, The world must not forsake Yemen's struggle for freedom (2011)

“I do not represent the Al-Islah party, and I am not tied to its positions. My position is determined by my beliefs, and I do not ask anyone's permission.”

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2010s, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkul Karman – A Profile (2011)

“[The killing of Gaddafi] means a lot. That means dictatorships is going down and is done, and there are a lot of scenarios for the end of those dictators…In Yemen, we will have our own scenario. We will not go in the direction of violence.”

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2010s, Democracy Now! interview (2011)

“We in Yemen are no less thirsty for freedom and dignity than our brothers and sisters in Tunis…It was feared that the revolution would descend into violence and distort the image of the other Arab uprisings. But the Yemeni revolution surprised everyone with its astonishingly peaceful nature…What is truly regrettable, though, is that the world has not shown the least interest in what the Saleh regime does with Yemen and its revolutionaries…We in Yemen look forward to a clear stand from the UN, world governments and civil society organisations in condemning the violence of Saleh's regime.”

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2010s, The world must not forsake Yemen's struggle for freedom (2011)

“it has now become obvious that most of the state institutions, including the judiciary, the army, the security apparatus and most of the government departments, stood against him [Morsi]. They acted in a co-ordinated manner to foment a crisis aimed at impeding the president and forcing failure on him.”

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2010s, Egypt's coup has crushed all the freedoms won in the revolution (2013)

“My aim for now is to lead a peaceful revolution to remove this regime. I think if I can be in the street with the people I can achieve more than if I am the president.”

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2010s, Tawakul Karman, Yemeni activist, and thorn in the side of Saleh (2011)

“All the ousted regimes, as well as the oppressive regimes that have hung on during the Arab Spring, have now blessed Egypt's coup…a blossoming democracy in Cairo can easily spread throughout the Arab world…Those who support freedom and democracy in the Middle East, however, should resist the new tyranny in Cairo with all their might.”

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2010s, Morsy is the Arab World's Mandela (2013)

“We also call upon our Saudi neighbors to let us pursue a democratic path…. In many cases, Yemeni tribal leaders and other prominent individuals have received far more generous aid payments from Riyadh than from the Yemeni government…Saudi interference in Yemen is also motivated by a fear that the Arab Spring…might soon reach Riyadh”

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2010s, Yemen’s Unfinished Revolution, 2011

“We are not to call for tyranny and bans on freedom. It is obvious that we cannot stop publication of what we view as indecent in our sacred faith…failing to make use of Western freedom of press and other technologies to show the West the values of Islam is intellectual failure and a guilt that should not be linked to Islam.”

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2000s, Burning embassies is not the way (2008)

“Unfortunately, it is impossible for me to stand in person with the protesters outside Rabaa al-Adaweya square to echo their legitimate demands … Egypt's current regime has ousted the first elected president in the country's history…There are limited options for those of us who care about Egypt's future: We can either side with civil values and democracy, or with military rule, tyranny, and coercion”

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2010s, Morsy is the Arab World's Mandela (2013)

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