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Automatically translated by Google News from Yemen Observer
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Yemeni businessman demands compensation (Majid al-Kibsi) - 2011-01-29 Yemeni businessman demanded compensation from the Ministry of Water and Environment accusing employees at the ministry abusing his equipment. The businessman, Qais al-Haj, the General Manager of al-Fao establishment for trade and agencies complained to the minister of Water and Environment about an abusive behavior of the General manager of Water and sanitation company in Taiz 
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Rival rallies face off across Sana’a (Mohammed al-Kibsi & Nasser al-Rabyee) - 2011-01-28 Order and peace maintained in Sana’a as rival camps demonstrated on Thursday. Security forces looked on from afar and followed orders to not become involved if peace was maintained. Thousands of Yemenis in the capital Sana’a participated Thursday in eight rival rallies, four by the opposition parties and four others by the ruling party
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Ministry of interior: Karman violated demonstration law (Shuaib M. al-Mosawa) - 2011-01-24 A source in the Ministry of Interior said they arrested a group of protestors for violating public demonstration laws. The source added that among the arrested was Tawakol Karman, the human rights activist, and several others who had been in protest for over two weeks at Sana’a University
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Yemen is not like Tunisia, President Saleh (Nasser Arrabyee) - 2011-01-24 Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh called on opposition parties in his country to participate in a televised debate on the most controversial current issues like constitutional amendments and elections. “Come up for a TV debate on my program and your programs,â€
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JMP demonstrates in Sana’a University (Nasser Arrabyee) - 2011-01-24 Yemeni security forces dispersed two student demonstrations on Saturday, one against the government while others were demonstrating in support of the government. Security forces intervened by launching tear gas into the group of demonstrators at the gates of Sana’a University as the two groups of demonstrators began threatening each other with violence
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Saleh will return before presidential Elections
(Yemen Post Staff) 2012-02-07 - Retrieved at: 2012-02-07 21:11:00 GMT Outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh will return to Yemen to vote in the early presidential elections due to be held on February 21, the state-run 26 September newspaper said on Tuesday. The newspaper said Saleh received a number of Yemenis at his residence in New York, pointing out that Saleh's health becomes better and he would be in Yemen before the polls date
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Saleh to return home to take part in election
(NEW YORK, Feb. 07 (Saba)) 2012-02-07 - Retrieved at: 2012-02-07 21:10:00 GMT [07/ÝÈÑÇíÑ/2012] NEW YORK, Feb. 07 (Saba) - President Ali Abdullah Saleh asserted Tuesday that he will return home after completing medical treatment in the US to participate in the presidential election schedule for 21 February. Saleh made the statement during receiving some visitors. He assured them about his health condition, saying he is fine and in good health
[source: Yemen News Agency (Saba)]
Journalists accuse National Security of surrounding state newspaper
(Yemen Post Staff) 2012-02-07 - Retrieved at: 2012-02-07 21:10:00 GMT Secretary General of the Yemen Journalist Syndicate Marwan Damaj has accused the National Security headed by Amar Mohammad Saleh of surrounding the state-run Al-Thawra newspaper and its staff. He expressed his sorrow as some journalists cooperated with security services that are currently surrounding their institution, pointing out that most journalists of Al-Thawra refused to work until the removal of the gunmen
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Yemen Study: 97 percent of Hodeidah girls subjected to genital mutilation
(Yemen Post Staff) 2012-02-07 - Retrieved at: 2012-02-07 21:10:00 GMT A newly-released Yemen study conducted in late 2011 revealed that 97 percent of Hodeidah's girls and 75,8 of Hadramout's are subject to the practice of female genital mutilation (FGM). The study said that the practice of FGM causes the lose of sexual desire, disorder of menstrual bleeding and chronic inflammation
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Law protecting animal wealth issued
(Yemen News Agency (Saba)) 2012-02-07 - Retrieved at: 2012-02-07 18:10:00 GMT [07/ÝÈÑÇíÑ/2012] SANA'A, Feb. 07 (Saba) - The law No. 4 for 2012 was issued on Tuesday pertaining to the protection of animal wealth in Yemen. The first article of the law stipulates the amendment to the article 50 of the law No. 17 for 2004 amended by law No. 5 for 2011 on the regulation and protection of animal wealth
[source: Yemen News Agency (Saba)] Yemen Post Newspaper |
