Peter Salisbury

Due process is not a priority in Yemen, a country ‘ruled by the law of emergency’, experts say.

Family members of victims of drone strikes in the country say justice has not been done.

Secessionist movement has encountered ‘a lot of obstacles’ along the road to independence, protest organiser says.

Demonstrators seeking independence from country’s north aim to dispel fears that violence could erupt on November 30.

Latest standoff reflects the ongoing power struggle between President Hadi, his predecessor and the Houthis.

The country is struggling to form a government amid reports of UN sanctions against former president and Houthi leaders.

Yemen’s southern secessionists will revive plans for independence amid internal divisions and Houthi ascendency.

Tens of thousands of people have gathered in Aden, hoping turmoil in Sana’a will bolster their call for secession.

The fate of Yemen’s peace deal is hanging in the balance after Houthis snub president’s choice of a prime minister.

Yemen’s warring factions finally sign a deal, but will it hold?