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Naseh Shaker

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Sanaa, Yemen
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Covers:  Covering the humanitarian catastrophe, children under shelling, and military battles.
Freelance multimedia journalist with several int'l media outlets based in Sanaa, the capital city of Yemen. Views are my own. Email me: nasehshaker81@gmail.com

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Freelance journalist based in the Yemeni capital of Sana'a.

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The forgotten: Living with HIV in war-ravaged Yemen

The forgotten: Living with HIV in war-ravaged Yemen

Most Yemenis living with HIV/AIDS face stigma and discrimination, even from their own families.

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Will Baha'is be released from Yemeni prisons as ordered?

Will Baha'is be released from Yemeni prisons as ordered?

At the end of March, Houthi leaders ordered the release of all Baha'is currently detained in Yemeni prisons, …

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When life gives you locusts: Yemenis turn a plague into dinner during Ramadan

When life gives you locusts: Yemenis turn a plague into dinner during Ramadan

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Entisar Al-Hammadi 'punished for challenging social norms'

Entisar Al-Hammadi 'punished for challenging social norms'

The New Arab Meets: The family and acquaintances of Yemeni model and actress Entisar Al-Hammadi, kidnapped by…

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Yemen's War: Children Paying the Price

Yemen's War: Children Paying the Price

With crippled education and health care systems, country's children are trapped in a world of violence, hunge…

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When Home Is Not an Option: African Refugees in Yemen

When Home Is Not an Option: African Refugees in Yemen

Yemen hosts the world's second-largest Somali refugee population, and the pandemic has wiped out the resource…

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Can a religious pilgrimage make peace a prospect in Yemen?

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SANAA, Yemen — In a move that appears to mark a new phase of diplomacy and a step towards ending nearly a decade of war, a Houthi delegation returned home in the early hours on July 9th after traveling to Saudi Arabia to perform Hajj in late June at the Kingdom’s invitation. It was the first Houthi visit in eight years, and came in the wake of the historic Saudi-Iranian deal brokered by China that saw the two countries reopen their embassies.
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Yemeni government, Houthis celebrate major prisoner swap

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By Naseh Shaker Verified
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SANA’A, Yemen — They hugged each other at Sana’a Airport. They were cheered in Aden. And at Aden Airport, a hero’s welcome was given to former defense minister Mahmoud al-Subaihi and Nasser Mansour Hadi, the brother of former President Abed Rabu Mansour Hadi whom they both last saw in Aden more than eight years ago.
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What's behind the Houthis' repeated attacks in south Yemen?

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SANAA, Yemen — Since the UN-brokered truce expired on October 2, the Houthi rebels have launched drone attacks on civilian oil ports in oil-rich provinces outside their territorial control. The Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for their first drone attack since the truce expired by targeting a Greek oil tanker, the Nissos Kea, as it approached the Ash Shihr oil port in the eastern province of Hadhramout on October 21.
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