I write to you out of the feelings of loss and anger

From the moment you were arrested, my hero, until now, I have become increasingly convinced that we were born in a country where its righteous people and activists are imprisoned, and its corrupt and crooked people, thieves and their families live in "luxury villas", surrounded by servants and butlers.

Civil professionals during armed conflict How to maintain your safety in the midst of war?

The ability of journalists, media professionals and relief workers to perform their tasks, in a way that preserves their safety and security, is another matter that requires scrutiny.

The Ten-Armed Pit: My Days in the Yemen War

If someone had asked me before this experience about the feeling that would take hold of me if I lived under aerial bombardment, I would have replied that it was fear. During these days however, fear was not the “monster”, but rather humiliation, which is the headline under which all other feelings fall.

Al-Shaqb: A Village Forgotten by All Except Death

Under the ongoing armed clashes, Al-Shaqb has become an area of distressed villages, stricken with shells and bullets on a daily basis, and its reefs are planted with mines. The bitterness of displacement and enforced evictions has become a common agony suffered by all the villagers in the area

The City of Taiz Teetering between a Free Death and the Will to Survive

The Airport Was Closed, so She Died

Zainab and Nada

A true story tells the killing of two girls because of the air strikes of the Arab Saudi led-coalition

A Politician and His Family in Darkness

Mohammed Qahta