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But if these are all you know about it, then this knowledge about Yemen is pure negativity. Besides war and extreme hardships that the local population experiences, there are so many positive or, at least, neutral, things about this country that you should know. What they are, what niceness can they possibly bring to their Western husband, and what likable things you should know about Yemen? Also, a girl can be Christian or even Jew — but those numbers are less significant than Muslims. On people, Yemeni brides online are modest and humble, and generally, follow many prohibitions for the outer manifestation of their sexuality. No, women from Yemen cherish their husbands the same as Quran says they should.

Since the civil war in Yemen began, Kamal al-Solaylee has received more pleas for help than ever. He is a gay Yemeni professor of journalism at Ryerson University , in Toronto, and friends of friends are contacting him with increasing desperation, looking for a way to escape Yemen. The takeover of much of the country by the radical Houthi militia has had serious consequences for the whole population, but it has been particularly tough on gay Yemenis, many of whom fear they have no future there. The gravity of the situation for gay Yemenis is indicated by the fact that most of the sources for this article ask us not to use their real names. Safe in North America, Solaylee allows us to use his. But five people I speak to — four Yemenis and a western aid worker — want to remain anonymous. Clearly, gay Yemenis now feel a pressing need to conceal their identities.

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AL-MUKALLA: The Yemeni riyal has recovered by 20 percent after positive news about the implementation of the Riyadh Agreement and the formation of a new government, giving a long-awaited boost to the chaotic exchange market. The exchange market was given another positive boost last week when Yemeni President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi issued a presidential decree announcing the formation of a new government of 24 ministers, equally represented by southerners and northerners, including the separatists. The formation of the government has ended more than a year of political wrangling and deadlock related to the implementation of the Riyadh Agreement, which was designed to defuse hostilities between the Yemeni government and the separatists.