The Media Line - By Benjamin Joffe-Walt

Yemeni rights groups launch advocacy campaign following reports of hundreds living in servitude. Hundreds of people are enslaved in Yemen, a local human rights group has claimed.

Washington

Yemen is a country of origin and, to a much lesser extent, a transit and destination country for women and children subjected to trafficking in persons, specifically forced labor and forced prostitution.

ADEN, Yemen —(AFP)

A Yemeni army officer was found shot to death in southern Yemen, where police arrested two Al-Qaeda suspects for the second such killing in as many days, local security officials said on Saturday.

SANAA, - (Reuters)

Yemen is building a coastguard base on an island in the strategic Bab al-Mandab strait to protect traffic in the crucial shipping lane that links Europe and Asia, the Yemeni coastguard said on Sunday.

WASHINGTON — (AFP)

The Obama administration plans to transfer a Guantanamo detainee to Yemen despite its ban on the repatriations due to security concerns in the Arab country, The Washington Post reported Saturday.

AL-HOUTA, Yemen,  (Reuters) – By Raissa Kasolowsky

Source: Reuters

* Government says brothers targeted in hate crime

* Fears mounting of more violence to come

Lying in his south Yemen hospital bed with bandages covering stab wounds inflicted by suspected separatist kidnappers, 13-year-old Mohammed Ali al-Hosali struggles to speak because of the pain.

Sana’a - (AFP)

Hundreds of Yemenis demonstrated on Thursday in the town of Daleh against an army siege of a village in the southern province seeking to capture separatists, witnesses said.

Sana’a - ( AFP )

Three Yemeni soldiers have been killed in clashes between the army and militants from the separatist Southern Movement in Daleh province, a source from the movement said on Wednesday.

Telegraph - By Oliver Holmes in Sana'a

A British student visiting Yemen was held in a high security prison with al-Qaeda leaders and members of a Shia militant sect after being arrested for an expired visa.

FT - By Roula Khalaf

When experts gather to talk about the future of the Middle East, the outlook is often bleak. When Yemen is the topic, the future can look apocalyptic.