Message of the Hirak
To whom it may concern
Ali Masafry
Do not eat the garlic
In the mouth of others
Do no accelerate
As long as

May 30, 4:37 PMYemen Headlines ExaminerJane Novak 

As Yemen’s blockade on southern Yemen enters its third week, stocks of food, medicine and oil have dwindled to dangerous levels. Prices have skyrocketed and already malnourished children bear the brunt of the military action

The separatist movement complains of economic, political and cultural oppression by the north. Much of the south and east are beyond government control.

By Haley Sweetland Edwards, Special to The Times

Apr 22nd 2010 | ADEN AND SANA’A | From The Economist print edition

THERE is good reason to admire the craftiness of Yemen’s embattled president, Ali Abdullah Saleh. He has ruled northern Yemen since 1978 and its union with the once-independent south since 1990.

Mon, 05 Apr 2010 16:11:00 GMT
 
 
A general strike called by Yemen southern secessionists is under way in several areas in the war-hit country, a local official said.

Mon Apr 5, 2010 12:05pm BST
* Yemen separatist, young son killed on their qat farm

* Yemen soldier shot dead at police post in south

* Yemeni killed by security patrol near Dalea

Mobility of Peaceful National South is the entire south, and the best way to communicate with him is the press. And for this and in the light of people's assessment of the Conference of Riyadh, and stop the war in Sa'ada, and military escalation in the south, we would like to clarify the following:

27/03/2010 18:47 SANAA, March 27 (AFP)
Yemeni police fire on mourners, wound 28: south separatists
Yemeni police opened fire on the funeral procession of a member of the separatist Southern Movement on Saturday, wounding 28 mourners, an official from the movement said