Tawakkol Karman Biography

Tawakkol Karman received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011 in recognition of her efforts in Yemen's nonviolent struggle for women's rights to full participation in peacebuilding efforts and the welfare of women. Karman became the second Muslim woman and the first Yemeni, Arab, and woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize after being awarded the award. Karman is a mother of three, a human rights activist, a writer, a politician, the organization Women Journalists Without Chains president, and a prominent member of the Al-Islah political movement. She is a member of the Transparency International association's advisory board and a few global human rights NGOs. Bold and uncomplicated Karman has been arrested several times for her brilliant human rights battles in the master majority rule administration. She is referred to as the Ironwoman, the Mother of the Revolution, and most recently, the Woman of the Arab Spring among Yemen's youth growth.

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