r/YemeniCrisis
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u/stephenproducer
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Jun 29 '20
How you can help people trapped in Yemen's humanitarian crisis
r/YemeniCrisis
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u/[deleted]
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Dec 31 '20
PDF The Yemen Syllabus - Prepared by The Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies
sanaacenter.orgr/YemeniCrisis • u/alsaqqaf • 11h ago
[Free eBOOK] Journalism in Yemen during the 1990s.
FREE for the next 4 days, you can download the eBook for free from amazon. All I ask is for a review on amazon.com in return. You can still buy the paperback version through amazon which can be shipped internationally. Happy Reading. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BTPJ33DQ
Book description in the first comment.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/alsaqqaf • 11h ago
[Free eBOOK] Journalism in Yemen during the 1990s.
FREE for the next 4 days, you can download the eBook for free from amazon. All I ask is for a review on amazon.com in return. You can still buy the paperback version through amazon which can be shipped internationally. Happy Reading. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BTPJ33DQ
Book description in the first comment.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/millennium-wisdom • 5d ago
A Saudi-Houthi deal won’t bring lasting peace in Yemen
r/YemeniCrisis • u/millennium-wisdom • 9d ago
Video: Yemeni in Ibb protesting the killing of AlMakahl by occupation forces shouting “ houthi are the enemies of Allah “
r/YemeniCrisis • u/MrJqmbo • 11d ago
Houthi rebels: 15 Saudis to be released in Yemen prisoner swap
r/YemeniCrisis • u/millennium-wisdom • 16d ago
WSJ News Exclusive | Iran Agrees to Stop Arming Houthis in Yemen as Part of Pact With Saudi Arabia
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • 16d ago
The Saudi-Iran deal is reviving efforts to bring about peace in Yemen, according to the UN
r/YemeniCrisis • u/MrJqmbo • 19d ago
Detente between Saudi Arabia and Iran is no panacea for Yemen war
r/YemeniCrisis • u/Zukaurrahman • 24d ago
It's encouraging to see the Saudi Crown Prince and Yemeni President discussing developments in Yemen. Let's hope this dialogue leads to a lasting peace and stability for the people of Yemen
r/YemeniCrisis • u/Strongbow85 • 25d ago
Al-Qaida Says 2 Operatives Killed in Drone Strike in Yemen
r/YemeniCrisis • u/millennium-wisdom • Feb 28 '23
Under pressure: Houthis target Yemeni government with economic warfare
r/YemeniCrisis • u/alsaqqaf • Feb 28 '23
Book about Yemen's democratic development 1990-1990: Yementimes founding editor memoir
Yemen in the 1990s is the story of how two authoritarian regimes merged to make a democracy! This was new territory for all and a pioneering experiment in a region known to constrain human rights. Dr Abdulaziz Al-Saqqaf saw that democracy could indeed take root in Yemen, and established Yemen Times newspaper to play a significant role to make this experiment a successful one.
This memoir recounts the story of Dr Abdulaziz Al-Saqqaf, an economics professor turned journalist, and his relentless pursuit of human rights and freedom of expression despite the gravest challenges. Abdulaziz dubbed the mission of Yemen Times to make Yemen a good world citizen, a bridge between Yemen and the free world. He went above and beyond to realize this mission, testing and challenging the authoritarian tendencies of those in charge and establishing one precedent after another to accelerate the maturity of Yemen’s democracy, often successfully.
Abdulaziz’s story is one of perseverance and ambition, turning personal loss into devotion and State prosecution into tenacity in service of human rights in the most unlikely place on earth: Yemen.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • Feb 27 '23
Iran's currency drops significantly amid anti-government demonstrations.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • Feb 22 '23
Saudi Arabia is going to give Yemen's central bank $1 billion.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/millennium-wisdom • Feb 21 '23
Pro-Coalition Saudi Arabia to deposit $1 billion in Yemen’s Aden-based central bank
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • Feb 17 '23
Yemeni woman delivers after being rescued from the rubble
r/YemeniCrisis • u/alsaqqaf • Feb 17 '23
Book about Yemen 1990-99; Memoir of Dr Abdulaziz Al-Saqqaf
Yemen in the 1990s is the story of how two authoritarian regimes that merged to make a democracy! This was new territory for all and a pioneering experiment in a region known to constrain human rights. Dr Abdulaziz Al-Saqqaf saw that democracy could indeed take root in Yemen, and established Yemen Times newspaper to play a significant role to make this experiment a successful one. This book tells that story. Paperback is available now on amazon for $14.95. The ebook will be available on 27 Feb, same day when Yemen Times archive will be back online.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/millennium-wisdom • Feb 15 '23
UK presents evidence linking Iran in Houthi weapon supply
r/YemeniCrisis • u/millennium-wisdom • Feb 15 '23
WSJ News Exclusive | Suspected Iranian Weapons Seized by U.S. Navy May Go to Ukraine
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • Feb 09 '23
Yemen's Houthis are violating women's and girls' rights.
In a letter recently sent to Ansar Allah, also known as the Houthis, the de facto rulers of much of Yemen, including the capital Sanaa, a number of United Nations human rights experts outlined the group's "systematic violations of women's and girls' rights," including their rights to freedom of expression, mobility, health, and employment, as well as pervasive discrimination. Since seizing control of Sanaa in 2014, the Houthis have progressively lowered the liberties of women.
Numerous infractions are listed in the letter, including tighter limits on women's freedom of movement. For instance, Houthi authorities have gotten stricter in requiring women to travel with a mahram (a close male relative or their husband) or provide proof of a guardian's written consent. In all Houthi-controlled territory, the mandate has effectively become the law. According to the experts, in August 2022, the Houthi Land Transport Regulatory Authority reportedly increased the restrictions, mandating that women no longer be allowed to travel anywhere within Houthi-controlled areas, to areas controlled by the Yemeni government, or outside of the nation without a mahram.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/Haakim_Baasha • Feb 03 '23
11 million children in Yemen are struggling to survive after 8 years of conflict
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • Feb 03 '23
Iran assault guns seized by France; missiles aimed at Yemen
r/YemeniCrisis • u/Zukaurrahman • Jan 28 '23
School should be a safe place for children. They need to have unhindered access to education and be protected child rights.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • Jan 27 '23
Symposium supported by Saudi Arabia emphasizes Yemen's vulnerability to Iran-backed Houthi ideas.
r/YemeniCrisis • u/dupdatesss • Jan 24 '23