Since the coup of the Iranian-backed Houthi militia against the legitimate authority, in late September 2014; The Yemeni press is experiencing its worst nightmares ever. Journalists found themselves in a tragic reality facing successive waves of racism represented by systematic repression and kidnappings, after various media institutions witnessed a brutal war of bulldozing, aimed at terrorizing and excluding witnesses, to deprive society of the free circulation of information.

For 9 years, the Yemeni politician, Muhammad Qahtan, is still forcibly hidden in the prisons of the Houthi militia, which refuses to release him or even disclose his fate. On April 4, 2015, Qahtan was kidnapped from his house in the capital, Sana’a.

The Vice President of the National Association of Martyrs' Families, Dr. Nasser Al-Khudri, revealed in an exclusive interview with "Yemen Shabab Net" the nature of the Association's work, the roles it plays in caring for the rights of martyrs and their families, and the projects that have been completed in this regard.

The head of the Al-Aqsa Association in Yemen, Sheikh Abdullah Omar Al-Hatami, confirmed in an exclusive interview with “Yemen Shabab Net” that the Yemenis are generously spending their money to support their brothers in the Gaza Strip, despite their dire need due to the economic burdens imposed by the repercussions of the Yemeni war.