19.02.2021

Yemen: Insurgency and nightmare

Anger and hope: ten years ago, as of February 2011, Yemenis took to the streets to protest against the repressive regime of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. A year after the protests, in January 2012, he resigned. But the renunciation of his mandate did not bring peace to the country – the internal tensions and rivalries were too great and led to new violence in the same year

Ten years ago, in February 2011, Yemenis took to the streets for freedom and the rule of law. But instead, the uprising turned into a war that has lasted for years. Impressions from a torn country. More...

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