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Red Cross seeks better access to northern Yemen ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-09
Aid workers are struggling to reach needy people uprooted by conflict in northern Yemen, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Friday.
The neutral humanitarian organisation estimated that 15,500 displaced people are living in difficult conditions in camps near Saada city, and that thousands more are scattered around areas that are hard to access 
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Al-Houthi confirms commitment to peace conditions ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-07
President Saleh received a letter from Abdul Malek al-Houthi confirming his commitment to the peace conditions set by the president Ali Abdullah Saleh. Al Houthi said in a letter addressed to President Saleh and published by the army website, 26 September, Thursday, he is meeting all conditions for ending the war and bringing peace in the northern province of Sa'ada
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Al Qaida leader in Yemen threatens to carry out more terrorist attacks ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-07
An alleged Al Qaida leader in Yemen threatened this week to carry out more attacks in the country if his brothers were not released from prison.
"Your concern is our concern, your sadness is our sadness, you must know, we will never forget you," said Hamza Al Quaiti in a statement posted on an internet website Tuesday, addressing the men jailed in Yemen on terror charges
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Governmental committee returns to Sa'ada to count damages ...
(MarebPress) -
2008-08-06
The governmental committee assigned to evaluate and count the damages caused by the rebellion in Sa'ada province returned today to the Sa'ada, chaired by the Minister of Local Administration, Abdul Qadeer Hilal, and the Deputy of Prime Minister for Security and Stability affairs, Rashad al-Alimi, Minister of Defense, Mohammed Ahmed, and commander of the Eastern North region, Ali Muhsen al-Ahmer
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Father of al-Awlaki files lawsuit against U.S. administration
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-31 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-31 23:10:00 GMT
Sahwa Net- Two U.S. human rights groups filed a lawsuit against the U.S. administration in an attempt to stop plotting to assassinate the Untied States-born Anwar al-Awlaki.
The Center for Constitutional Rights and the American Civil Liberties Union filed the lawsuit after they had a license from the Treasury Department to represent the father of Anwar al-Awlaki, citing that the permission will allow them to fight a larger legal battle over policies
[source: Sahwa Net]
Dutch police hold two Yemeni terror
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-31 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-31 23:10:00 GMT
Source: Euronews
Two men remained in custody in the Netherlands on Tuesday after being arrested at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack.
Dutch authorities have not identified the Yemeni-born suspects, who have not been formally charged
[source: Sahwa Net]
Yemeni politicians warn from Yemen Somalization
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-31 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-31 23:10:00 GMT
Sahwa Net- Yemeni politicians and academics have called all Yemeni political forces to do their best to bring Yemen out of its crises, warning from what they called "Yemen Somalization".
In a symposium on "Yemen situations" held in Dhala'a city, al-Dhahiri stressed the importance that the Yemeni authorities admit the current crises Yemen face, pointing that the fragility of Yemen's institutions is a clear evidence of the government
[source: Sahwa Net]
Bar association condemns abduction of SJC head's borther
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-30 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-30 23:10:00 GMT
Sahwa Net- The Yemeni Bar Syndicate condemned the kidnapping of the brother of the Supreme Judicial Court head, Esam al-Samwi, on Saturday.
The syndicate expressed sorrow as Dr. Asim al-Samwai was kidnapped, demanding the government to immediately arrest the kidnappers and bring them to justice
[source: Sahwa Net]
Report: Yemen has huge education problem
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-30 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-30 20:10:00 GMT
Source : UPI
About 1.4 million Yemeni children do not attend school and live under the threat of illiteracy, education officials said.
A report by Yemen's Supreme Council for Education Planning said attaining a basic education in the country has a long way to go, the SABA news agency said Monday
[source: Sahwa Net]
Security forces injure six pro-government tribesmen
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-29 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-29 23:10:00 GMT
Sahwa Net- Six protestors were injured during clashes erupted on Sunday between the First Armored Division and elements of what is called the popular army that was formed to back the Yemeni army in combating the Houthi rebellion in Saada and Amran governorates.
Sahwa Net correspondent said there were reports about the killing of two militants but their authenticity are not verified up to now
[source: Sahwa Net]
Eritrean authorities arrest nine soldiers
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-29 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-29 23:10:00 GMT
Sahwa Net- Yemen's security arrested on Friday nine Eritrean soldiers in al-Hoedieda port, security sources said.
They said the Eritrean soldiers were founded inside the Yemeni port, pointing out that initial investigation showed that the soldiers escaped from the Eritrean army
[source: Sahwa Net]
U.S. military involvement may worsen situation in Yemen
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-29 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-29 20:10:00 GMT
Source: (Xinhua)
The U.S. military's high-profile involvement in Sanaa's operations against al-Qaida in Yemen may further fuel anti-U.S. sentiment among local population and make things worse for the Yemeni authorities, analysts say.
The U.S. open involvement is also causing embarrassment for Yemeni authorities, who have insisted Yemeni military forces alone are responsible for anti-terror operations in the country and that the U
[source: Sahwa Net]
Terror mystery emerges in Yemen
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-28 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-28 23:11:00 GMT
Source: The Australian
FAR from Afghanistan, Iraq and the flood plains of Pakistan, a bitter siege played out this week between al-Qa'ida and an American ally. Or did it?
The first reports from the siege of Lodar, in southern Yemen, told of 80,000 people fleeing as government forces encircled the town, dropping leaflets instructing residents to flee before a big offensive against al-Qa'ida militants hunkered there
[source: Sahwa Net]
Militants kill security officials in Marib
(Sahwa Net)
2010-08-28 -
Retrieved at: 2010-08-28 23:10:00 GMT
Sahwa Net- Deputy director of the Criminal Investigation in Marib governorate Mohammad Fara'a passed away on Friday afer he was wounded by unidentified people last week.
A medical source said that Fara'a died after he was seriously injured in Marib on Sunday
[source: Sahwa Net]
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