Special Reports

AIJES- Paris : An Emirates transport plane carrying 50 tons of cholera drugs arrived at Aden International Airport last week, followed this week by another shipment of medical aid to tackle the cho

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Thousands of Yemenis who back southern secession demonstrated in second city Aden on Sunday as a self-proclaimed autonomous body said it would press for the south's "liberation" from the north.

Looking out of his office window in the city of Sanna, in Yemen, Jamie McGoldrick can see storm clouds gathering.

Spilling into the hallways of crowded Yemeni hospitals, children writhe in pain from cholera.

Displaced villagers roam baking hot plains and barren mountains to evade warring militias.

An attack on Yemen’s Hodeidah port would displace more than 400,000 people, the UN International Organisation for Migration said yesterday, doubling its previous minimum estimate.

 Tom Uzhunnalil, an Indian Catholic priest, abducted by terrorists in strife-torn Yemen, has made a fresh video appeal for urgent help after getting a "poor response" from authorities, saying his h

A resurgence of a cholera outbreak in war-torn Yemen is believed to have killed 34 people in the past two weeks.

Photo: Yemeni Human rights minister Askar with Deputy High Commissioner of the United Nations High Commission  for Human Rights in Geneva (AIJES)

 Pohoto: Yemeni prime minister Bin Dagher headed a meeting with a number of donors in Geneva