Her entire immediate family was killed

Donate Now › Dear friends, Buthaina — the five-year-old girl pictured here — was pulled from the rubble of her family home in Yemen’s capital. Badly bruised, she struggled to pry open a swollen eye with her fingers, to look at a world that dealt her such cruelty. Her uncle told an Amnesty investigator, “She had five siblings to play with. Now she has none.” Buthaina’s entire immediate family was killed in their sleep when the Saudi Arabia-led coalition rained down bombs on their neighborhood overnight. Luc: We must protect Buthaina and other children like her who are suffering. Donate now and help Amnesty advocate for children. Be part of our campaign to defend the defenseless and most vulnerable. Our goal? To ensure that every child is safe from harm. Did you know? Monthly donations provide the ongoing, reliable funds we depend upon to advocate for children. Set up a monthly donation by April 30th, and your first three months will be matched by a generous donor. In Yemen, Amnesty crisis investigators have documented airstrikes on schools and hospitals, as well as the use of internationally banned cluster munitions which have killed and maimed children. A staggering 80% of Yemeni children are in need of humanitarian assistance. If we don’t advocate for these children, who will? Thank you for your consideration. DONATE NOW

Margaret Huang Executive Director Amnesty International USA P.S. Remember: When you make your gift monthly, your first three months will be matched — until April 30th. *First-time monthly donor gifts will be matched for the first three months up to a total of $25,000.

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