By: Rania Abdullah Taiz – For decades, Yemenis lived under the oppressive rule of the Imamate in northern Yemen. They were subjected to injustice, ignorance, and slavery. Women were not exempt from this oppression; they faced the same hardships as men, and even worseDespite the fact that the society was
By: Ezaddin Al Sofi Taiz – Several neighborhoods in Taiz are subjected to indiscriminate shelling, leading to casualties among the civilian population, including both fatalities and injuries. Since 2015, the Houthi group (Ansar Allah) has been in control of several districts in Taiz, while the Yemeni government controls the remaining
By: Makeen Al Awjari Marib – Farming and livestock are the lifeblood of most rural families in Harib district, southern Marib Governorate, which is under the control of the internationally recognized government (IRG) forces. But with many farms now located in high-risk areas along the frontline, locals say the industry
By: Amal Mohammed Taiz – Hadeel Ali Nasr, a 22-year-old deaf and mute artist from Yemen, has been wowing her Facebook followers with her diverse and expressive paintings. Her Facebook page has become a showcase for her diverse and creative paintings and drawings. Her work is characterized by its precision
By:Tasnim Ali Al Absi Taiz – in a war-torn and impoverished Yemen, Rania’s story is a beacon of resilience and determination. The 45-year-old single mother has overcome adversity to become a successful photographer, never giving up for her dreams and the future of her children. Rania is a widowed mother
By: Alhussein Al-Yazidi & Takrim Othman The bakeries’ owners in the capital Sana’a, under the authority of the Houthi group [Ansar Allah], are subjected to organized extortion by the Industry and Trade Office members under the pretext of violating the pricing criteria. The capital city, with its ten districts, has
By: Mujahid Hammoud The waves of war displaced Um Yahya, 50, far from her childhood place in the Al-Durayhimi district of Al-Hodeidah province to the outskirts of Taiz in late 2018. Speaking to Al-Mushahid, she said, “After the battles intensified, we had to flee death that was waiting for us.
By: Afrah Burji Suleiman Abdo, 49, was safe in his home, dear in his area, and when the war began in 2015, he became displaced, hungry, and miserable. Abdo belongs to the Haradh district of Hajjah, northwestern Yemen, but he has been displaced for eight years in the Al-Salif district
By: Usama Farhan Taiz City in southwestern Yemen has witnessed a continued blockade for eight years. The siege was not only imposed on its geography but also on its water sources. Almost 80 percent of water wells have become inaccessible for residents of the Taiz city since the war broke
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