WOMEN AGAINST TERRORISM IN YEMEN

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Since 2008, Yemen is well-known Arabian country which has a distinct principles and laws of its own. But males and females do not have equal rights with regards to the political, social, and cultural opportunities. If the country wants to elect people over the various departmental sections, it sees that women haven't the right to request seat in the Yeminite parliament or candidature as minister because of Islam in a misogynistic way, even exaggerating the practices prescribed by the prophet Mohammed: scripta Volant (writing passes) but traditions endure. From the political point of view, there are only two women ministers , another in the Shura (the senate , which has 111 members directly appointed by the president), and 35 females magistrates among almost 200 males counterparts. So, thirteen volunteers have passed their training and entered active service in the national army's anti-terrorism unit.