Glamor Magazine is known for its sizzling write up for the glamoring world of women and their rights. It also honors women around the world for their hard work showcasing a most deserving woman with the title ‘Woman Of the Year’.

This year they have chosen a 10 year old girl of Yemen. Nujood Mohammad Ali. She has a very sad past despite of this age. She was forced into marriage at the age of 8 year with a man much older than his own father. She went to the court for her wish to seek the justice. She was supported by Human Right Organization and they fought for her right of freedom and they won.

She is not alone in this journey several other girls are treated same being forced into ruthless marriages ment only to earn money for the price of lust.

This all happens legally in Yemen as one provision in the law of women allows parents to tie the knots of their sibling younger than 15, but bounding the husband to consummate the marriage only at the puberty. Yemen court’s this descision has started changing the minds of such cruelty and we expect a change in this law very soon.

Nujood will now be free to live her living, She will be enjoying the freedom with all rights to study, and finding new things of his age. Although at this age such trauma has matured her well contrasting of his age.

She was beautiful, she was elegant, she had some education, but she was lack of money, and she was hungry. She was only 11 then, someone offered her to sex with him. He was a disabled man but she didnt agreed. She gave the priority to beg instead of getting involve in sex act. But it didn’t helped her a lot and she finally selected to be molested by him. Her value was $5 and it was how he involved into selling herself for sex.

It seems to be the story of a girl, but it is the story for every girl out there who don’t have money. Poverity is killing people, but some where it is a source to buy the lust.

This girl belonged to Afghanistan, seems to be religious country, a country with Islam, where prostitutes got big business to do. But they don’t exist morally. Now she is the top prostitute of Afghanistan and Dubai

“Prostitution is in every country that has poverty, and it exists in Afghanistan,” says women’s rights activist Orzala Ashraf. “But society has black glasses and ignores these problems. Tradition is honor, and if we talk about these taboos, then we break tradition.”

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Like, Pakistan women there are considered as pure until the first night of their marriage, they want to remain virgins untill they get married, so they do only anal sex. Even families pimp girls to be prostitutes.

A 2005 report by the German aid group Ora International drew data from 122 female sex workers, of whom less than 1% knew about AIDS. The youngest was 14.