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    • Apr 12, 2019

    Yemen in Focus: Who killed Sanaa's schoolchildren?

    The most prominent of stories to stream out of Yemen this week was the devastating killing of 14 schoolchildren in the capital on Sunday,...

    • Apr 5, 2019

    Yemen in Focus: Saudi-coalition recruits child soldiers for border protection

    Possibly the most important and daunting of news to seep out of Yemen this week – though it fails to apply as a shock – is the...

    • Feb 2, 2019

    Detained in Dubai: UAE no longer safe for tourists

    Beyond the sun, sea and skyscrapers, most tourists are oblivious to the UAE's continued detention of foreigners arrested for behaviour...

    • Oct 25, 2018

    Saudi Arabia’s audacious sense of impunity was created by us

    Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman [MbS] rose to power in June 2017 to the sounds of western praise, ambitious slogans of...

    • May 20, 2018

    Unearthing Socotra's past, preserving Yemen's future

    For many, Ella al-Shamahi is an unfamiliar name, but the 34-year-old British Arab of Yemeni descent has just landed her own television...

    • Apr 5, 2018

    How 'Port of Mokha' founder reclaimed coffee for Yemen's farmers

    At just 24-years-old and without much knowledge on coffee, Yemeni-American Mokhtar al-Khanshali risked his life to empower coffee farmers in

    • Dec 13, 2017

    Dubai's Modest Fashion Week 'excludes' Black Muslim bloggers

    Dozens of prominent, influential Black Muslim beauty and fashion bloggers have utilised their platforms in recent days to denounce the...

    • Dec 4, 2017

    How Saleh's Yemen gamble cost him his life

    After thirty years of dancing on the heads of snakes, one was bound to bite Yemen’s former President Ali Abdullah Saleh back. On this...

    • Sep 21, 2017

    Muslim blogger Dina Tokio responds perfectly to Islamophobic abuse

    Dina Torkia is one of the most popular Muslim "hijabi" fashion bloggers and YouTubers. With more than 650,000 YouTube subscribers and a...

    • Aug 28, 2017

    #FreeHisham: Calls to free 'silenced' Yemeni political commentator increase

    More than 17 days have passed since a popular Yemeni political analyst was abducted by Houthi rebels outside his home, and little is...

    • Aug 12, 2017

    France's phantom values: 'Freedom and equality'

    Full body swimsuits, regularly worn by practising Muslim women across the world, have now been banned on the beaches of a French Riviera...

    • Jul 12, 2017

    Food Review: Yemeni chefs bring Aden’s seashore to Sheffield

    Al-Diyafa @ 35 Walker St, Sheffield, S3 8GZ. Three course meal for three with tea £19. "What do you want to eat today?" a Yemeni mother...

    • Jun 20, 2017

    Attacks by Muslims 'receive 4.5 times more media coverage' than those by non-Muslims

    "Terror attacks" carried out by non-Muslims in the United States receive considerably less media coverage than those committed by...

    • Jun 19, 2017

    This London Imam protected a suspect in a mosque terror attack

    The Imam of the Muslim Welfare House, who protected the suspect that rammed his van into Muslims returning home after late night prayers...

    • May 25, 2017

    Student creates 800-page 'Muslims Condemn' database after attacks

    For many Muslims in the West, the aftermath of a terrorist attack is usually a daunting experience. Some Islamophobes, clearly pumped...

    • May 17, 2017

    Abducted: 300 days in Houthi prison

    It's a humid August day in Yemen's besieged Taiz, when Dr Abdulkader al-Guneid, a physician and the former mayor of the city, is suddenly...

    • May 10, 2017

    Yemen's 'third government' emerges in southern Yemen

    Thousands of protesters gathered in the southern coastal city of Aden last week, declaring a renewed leadership within the southern...

    • Apr 28, 2017

    What does $1bn in aid really mean for Yemen?

    In September 2014, Yemen’s Houthi rebels allied with the country’s former leader in an attempt to take on the new transitional government...

    • Apr 26, 2017

    Over 16,000 Yemenis 'abducted by Houthis' since 2015

    More than 16,000 people have been abducted by Houthi rebels since the group seized control of the Yemeni capital in 2014, a new report...

    • Apr 25, 2017

    #StarvingForHumanity: Syrian refugees launch hunger strike in Greek camp

    Twelve Syrian refugees launched a hunger strike in a camp on a Greek island on Friday, in an attempt to place pressure on authorities who...

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