Ahmad Algohbary, Author at DAWN

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Ahmad Algohbary

Ahmad Algohbary is a freelance Yemeni journalist who has reported on the Yemen war for international media, including The Guardian and Al Jazeera English, since 2015.

Democracy In Exile

'A Slow Death for Yemenis': Why Is Saudi Arabia Still Blockading Yemen's Main Airport?

by Ahmad Algohbary

January 19, 2022

JAZAN, SAUDI ARABIA--APRIL 10, 2105--At the border crossing of the Saudi Arabia-Yemen border, near the town of Jazan, members of the Saudi Arabia Border Police stand guard as a few people cross the border in and out of Yemen. (Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times)

Democracy In Exile

From Mass Expulsion to Alleged Torture: How Saudi Arabia Is Targeting Yemeni Migrants

by Ahmad Algohbary

December 6, 2021

SANA’A, YEMEN – JUNE 25: People search for survivors under rubble of a house after it was destroyed by an airstrike of the Saudi-led coalition, that killed eight members of one family, and injured 15 others on June 25, 2018 in Amran province north Sana’a, Yemen. (Photo by Mohammed Hamoud/Getty Images)

Democracy In Exile

Lasting Peace for Saudi in Yemen Requires a Public Apology and Reparations

by Ahmad Algohbary

April 20, 2021

Help promote human rights in the Middle East and North Africa

Ahmad Algohbary

'A Slow Death for Yemenis': Why Is Saudi Arabia Still Blockading Yemen's Main Airport?

From Mass Expulsion to Alleged Torture: How Saudi Arabia Is Targeting Yemeni Migrants

Lasting Peace for Saudi in Yemen Requires a Public Apology and Reparations

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