UK embassy to remain closed until Tuesday [Archives:2005/806/Front Page]
The UK embassy in Sana'a is to remain closed due to security concerns probably until…
January 10 2005
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Government appoints men of “fairness”Saleh moves on judicial reform [Archives:2005/804/Front Page]
In a move to tackle corruption and continue Yemen's judicial reform, the Higher Judicial Council…
January 6 2005
Armed militias still an issueAfghans face future [Archives:2005/804/Front Page]
By Peter WillemsYemen Times StaffIn one his last moves to close 2004, Afghanistan President Hamid…
January 6 2005
Jarallah Omar commemorated [Archives:2005/804/Front Page]
Mohammed bin SallamTwo years after the assassination of former Yemen Socialist Party leader Jarallah Omar,…
January 6 2005
YT’s Person of the YearKhaled Abdullah Al-Rowaishan [Archives:2005/805/Front Page]
Khaled Abdullah Al-Rowaishan was born in Sana'a in 1963. Mr. Al- Rowaishan is married with…
January 6 2005
Government insistent on reform doseOpposition warns of violating civilians’ rights [Archives:2005/805/Front Page]
The Joint Meeting Opposition Parties have waged a media campaign, which demands that the killer…
January 6 2005
Saleh urges clerics to work against extremism [Archives:2005/805/Front Page]
By Peter WillemsYemen Times StaffPresident Ali Abdullah Saleh called on Yemeni preachers to discourage extremism…
January 6 2005
Journalists continue protest to release Al-KhaiwaniAppeals Court to look into Al-Khaiwani’s case [Archives:2005/805/Front Page]
Mohammed bin SallamMinister of justice gave directives this week to Mohammed Al-Hirdi, newly appointed judge…
January 6 2005
Government at it again:More journalists get jail sentences [Archives:2005/803/Front Page]
Mohammed bin SallamSouthwestern Sana'a Court issued four suspended imprisonment sentences of between four and six…
January 3 2005