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- October 13th - Nadia's birthday
- February 1st, 2000 - The Yemen Times Chief Editor, Walid Al-Saqqaf want to organise a meeting with Zana and Miriam in London with the British Ambassador to Yemen, H.E. Vic Anderson.
- January 31, 2000 - It's seem that The Yemen Times make an interview with Nadia
- January 20, 2000 - Zana has written a new book, "A promise to Nadia", and there is a huge interest in the story again from the media and television. She is doing lots of promotion for the book now. You can buy the book from Amazon.co.uk.
- January 13, 2000 - We recieve a mail from Yemen Times,who decided to launch a huge campaign about Nadia's case and try to reveal the secrets due to the tremendously strong demand by there readers to publish a report in this regards
- An organisation which has recently merged
with Lost Children International, which is called R
E T U R N - this stands for Remember Everyone Taken
Unlawfully, Remember Nadia, this group is campaigning
for Nadia's release from slavery in Yemen and are
currently planning a march through the streets of
Birmingham where Nadia grew up.
- Nadia is extremely ill, she now weights six
stone and has six children
- They very
nearly had her husband talked into going to England
with her and the 6 children but when her brother
turned up with all the tickets he changed his mind.
- Zana also paid mercenaries over 250,000 pounds to get
her out but they fed her all sorts of stories over a
period of 2 years and took her money and ran.
- Nadia’s oldest girl is coming of a marriageable age
and that has them all worried
- Also, last time the Embassy staff went to check on
Nadia, her husband sent someone in Nadia’s place. She
was wearing a veil and couldn’t speak English very
well, so who knows what has happened over there
- In 1994, an agreement is secured between the Yemnin Ambassador, London ansd a British Peer. This agreement entails the release of Nadia, her children and Marcus her nephew, and safe passage to Britain, for a holiday at least. After securing this agreement, the pending legal action was dropped, in a gesture of goodwill, however, due to elections at that time Yemen, and the subsequent war between North and South, this agreement had been "misplaced"
- Miriam, Nadia's mother, send to me a fax from Mo, Nadia's brother, when he was in Yemen, in 1996. He saw Nadia and he describe her like a zombie and she would prefer to forgot the last 16 yrs. She want to come home, but it's up to "him", her "husband".
I am in contact with Nadia's mother, so i will have some more news soon....
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