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In-depth: Yemenis are being forced to make their own electricity, independent from the government, writes Khalid al-Karimi.
Yemen's classrooms remained largely empty in rebel-held cities, including the capital on Sunday, as teachers who have not been paid continued to strike.
Aidaroos al-Zubaidi, who is leading a movement for southern Yemen's secession, says an independence referendum will be announced soon and a parliamentary body set up to administer the territory.
In-depth: Sudanese activists have told The New Arab of their fears the Sudanese regime will step up human rights violations now US sanctions have been lifted.
Warring leaders in Yemen are more interested in wealth and power than ending the devastating conflict in the country, the UN special envoy for the country said on Tuesday.
Comment: More pressure is coming for the Saudi-led Arab coalition in Yemen, after the UN placed Saudi Arabia on a human rights blacklist last week, writes Khalid Al-Karimi.
EU governments are silencing their internal concerns over massive human rights violations in Sudan while paying out money to prevent the flow of migrants into Europe.
Tens of thousands of health workers in Yemen have not received their salaries in over a year, overwhelming the health system and impeding the battle to contain the cholera epidemic.
Comment: No action whatsoever was taken to hold those responsible for the funeral hall 'double-tap' airstrike accountable, writes Afrah Nasser.
The Saudi Arabia-led coalition fighting in Yemen has been placed on a UN blacklist for killing and maiming children.
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