Yemen

Yemen

Yemen

Yemen

Not Yemen

In Yemen.

like Yemen and Afghanistan.

Yemen through my eyes.

And then you have Yemen.

The Yemen Times already has a strong reputation in Yemen as an independent English language newspaper.

Yemen is a country in the Middle East.

I wish I could show you my Yemen.

And I am a role model in Yemen.

And it definitely does give a different image of Yemen.

Pat Mitchell You have brought us images from the Yemen Times.

And take us through those, and introduce us to another Yemen.

And this is one of my favorites, Al Batina from Yemen.

Well the Yemen Times, across 20 years, has been through so much.

Nadia, I think you've just given us a very different view of Yemen.

I'm going to share with you in Western media probably and how there's a lot of stereotypes thinking of Yemen in one single frame this is what Yemen is all about.

Yemen, civil war. United Arab Emirates, money, which was quite equally and well used.

So I wish that the world would know my Yemen, my country, my people.

Saleh of Yemen and Assad of Syria would be either challenged, or already on their knees.

Last year, they took control over a portion of southern Yemen, and ran it, Taliban style.

This Nigerian student studied in London, trained in Yemen, boarded a flight in Amsterdam to attack America.

There aren't many people in the world who have any idea of what's going on in Yemen, for example.

And I would like to share with you all some of the pictures that are happening today in Yemen.

A lot of reporters come to Yemen and they want to write a story on Al Qaeda or terrorism.

I think Yemen is going to be in a very bad situation in the next two or three years.

In Yemen, most women are veiled and they are sitting behind doors and not very much part of the public life.

And they do, in many ways, tell a different story than the story of Yemen, the one that is often in the news.

As an American citizen, ethnically a Yemeni, in hiding currently in Yemen, who inspired a Nigerian, son of the head of Nigeria's national bank.

I was in Yemen recently, where it's the home of the last al Qaeda franchise that still aspires to attack America, attack the West.

In Washington, the president of the United States is sitting in the Oval Office, assessing whether or not to strike Al Qaeda in Yemen.

We supported a transition of leadership in Yemen, because the interests of the people were no longer being served by a corrupt status quo.

So the other face of Yemen is actually one that lies behind the veil, and it's economic empowerment mostly that allows the woman to just uncover it.

We have tested them in the same way as we tested the dwellers of the garden (in Yemen) when they swore to pluck all the fruits of the garden in the morning,

And I also appreciate that in recent days, the leaders of other countries in the region including Egypt, Tunisia, and Yemen have taken steps to secure our diplomatic facilities, and called for calm.

But after the two years, which is a price we are willing to pay, we are going to stand up again on our feet, but in the new Yemen with a younger and more empowered people democratic.

Have you (O Muhammad (Peace be upon him)) not seen how your Lord dealt with the Owners of the Elephant? The elephant army which came from Yemen under the command of Abrahah Al Ashram intending to destroy the Ka'bah at Makkah .

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We may not be that many, but if we are promoted as a good, positive example, there will be others men and women who can eventually bridge the gap again, coming to the bridge between Yemen and the world and telling first about recognition and then about communication and compassion.

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