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Their News (Yemen Times Online) - 2008-11-20 - Somali Cameraman Wins International Award Somali news cameraman Abdullahi Farah Duguf has won the 2008 Rory Peck Award for News. The award honours freelance coverage of on-the-day news, where the focus is on the immediacy of the story. The winning footage Two Weeks in Mogadishu was shot in September 2007 and describes the human misery in the war-torn capital 
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In Brief (Yemen Times Online) - 2008-11-20 SHABWA - Japan grants YR 32 mln to improve water and clearing services in al-Dali'a and Shabwa The Japanese government has decided to extend grants to two grass roots projects in al-Dali'a and Shabwa governorates under the Japanese scheme called" Grant Assistance for Grass Roots Human Security projects" at sum of YR 32 million
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Aden containers terminal workers still on strike (Ali Saeed) - 2008-11-20 ADEN, Nov 17 — Aden container terminal workers have been on strike for more than 10 days in protest at the new clauses imposed by Dubai Ports World (DPW), the new operator of the Aden Container Terminal (ACT), in their labor contracts. They were on partial strike from the Nov.5 to Nov.7, and have held complete strike from then until now
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Government and rebels must guarantee humanitarian access to civilians (Human Rights Watch) - 2008-11-20 SANA’A, Nov. 19 — Tens of thousands of civilians in northern Yemen have been displaced or cut off from aid in fighting between government and rebel forces, Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today. Yemen's government as well as rebel forces should take immediate steps to ensure that they get the humanitarian aid they need in the aftermath of recent fighting
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Palestine and the US elections (Final) ... Don't expect the peace yet (Yemen Times Online) - 2008-11-20 It really saddens this observer to see how many Arabs expect to have a turn of events in the region with every presidential election in the United States. While there is no harm in wishing for a change of heart (at least to being fair and objective) by any new President, especially if the President should come after the likes of George W
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Thousands seen to need aid after Yemen conflict
(stv.tv, UK ) 2008-11-20 - Retrieved at: 2008-11-21 01:50:00 GMT DUBAI (Reuters) - Thousands of civilians in northern Yemen have been displaced by recent fighting between government forces and rebels and the state should ...
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JMP Consultative conference Tomorrow :Does the Yemeni opposition would announce a new direction?
(Yemen Online) 2008-11-20 - Retrieved at: 2008-11-20 21:54:00 GMT 
YemenOnline-Nov 20,2008: Sources in the Joint Meeting Parties (JMP) declared to YemenOnline that they are going to organize a Consultative conference toward national reconciliation tomorrow morning in Sana’a. General secretaries of Islah (Muslim Brotherhood),Social,and Nasserite parties Who constitute JMP will discuss their vision, goals and strategy to face the current crisis with the ruling party (General People Congress)
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The President is apathetic to power: al-Shamy
(Almotamar.net) 2008-11-20 - Retrieved at: 2008-11-20 21:51:00 GMT 
- Head of the Information Office at the General People's Congress GPC Tareq al-Shamy advised in a statement those who call in their initiatives that President Ali Abdullah Saleh remains president for life, to abandon ideas of extremism, inflexibility and exaggeration. He asked them to direct their initiatives to and advices to their partisan leaderships to work on respecting the constitution and the law and to be keen on holding the election right in its constitutional date regardless of
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Aid groups say access restricted in Yemen
(The National, United Arab Emirates ) 2008-11-20 - Retrieved at: 2008-11-20 21:50:00 GMT SANA’A // Despite a declaration in mid-July ending the war between government troops and al Houthi rebels in the northern governorate of Sa’ada, ...
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Arab States Meet to Discuss Solution to Pirate Attacks
(Yemen Online) 2008-11-20 - Retrieved at: 2008-11-20 19:54:00 GMT 
Nov 20,2008- Seven Arab states, including Egypt, Yemen, Jordan and Saudi Arabia are meeting in Cairo in a bid to find an effective response to the growing threat of piracy in the Red Sea. Participants have been discussing the need to create a force to protect shipping, as Edward Yeranian reports from Cairo
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