Yemen

Investigations

How Inflation is Driving a New Wave of Malnutrition in Yemen, Nigeria

Niyi Oyedeji and Sahar Mohammed
Soaring prices of food in Yemen and Nigeria are predisposing more households to malnutrition as both countries face insurgency and weak local currency.
Investigations

Yemen: Where is the God that my Mother calls Every Night?

Hind Al Aryani
Confronted with war, devastation and armed groups that rule in the name of religion, more and more young Yemenis are turning towards atheism.
Gender

Yemeni Girls Threatened by Cybercrime and Blackmail

Samia Aghbari
In a tribal and conservative society such as Yemen, publishing a photo or video online of a girl without a veil, eating qat, smoking a shisha, or worse, produces a scandal that could lead to her death. Extortionists increasingly exploit this to get money or information.
Investigations

Yemen: Even the Walls Have Forgotten President Hadi

Samia Aghbari
Yemen’s walls are full of political slogans that reflect the country’s sharp divisions and years of war on the ground. In addition to religious slogans, all local and regional players in the Yemen War are present on the walls. Except President Hadi is remarkably absent.
Opinion

Some Ideas for an Effective US Role in Yemen

Abdel-Rashid Fakih
Without efforts targeting all elements in the Yemen War, the US special envoy’s mission will be perceived as but a move aimed at relieving the Biden administration from its electoral promises and resuming relations with Saudi Arabia in order to continue the massive arms sales with a clear conscience.
Investigations

Access to Water in Taiz City… Surviving to Death

Sahar Mohamad
The suffocating Houthi siege imposed on the city of Taiz has made the process of fetching water from outside the house fraught with security risks.
Investigations

Lebanon: Hezbollah Represents an very Advanced Model of Internationalization

Rabih Fakhry – Thaer Gandour – Bashar Al Halabi
With its call for “internationalization,” the Maronite patriarchate has played a card as old as Lebanon itself, to save both itself and the country, while placing Hezbollah in a position of direct rivalry with the largest Christian sect in the region.
Opinion

Yemen’s Neighbours Need to Step Up

Jan Egeland
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Qatar must act now to avert a manmade famine unfolding on their doorstep.
Investigations

Yemen: “We Don’t Want Vaccines. There is No Corona Here. We Are Fine.”

Daraj and Raseef22
Opinions on the coronavirus in Yemen are as divided as the country itself. While the south is awaiting the first vaccines, the north claims to have no need for immunization. What the two sides have in common is a health sector in shambles and a striking love for conspiracy theories.
Gender

Yemen : Terrifying Crimes Targeting Women Shake Country to the Core

Safia Mahdi
The one maimed by acid. The other burnt alive. Two recent crimes targeting Yemeni women raise the issue of domestic violence in the war-torn country.

The English Section of Daraj News is co-supported by Anne Avis

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