#Yemen: 7 years of war, 7 things that changed for 7 people Check out our photo essay zooming in on the lives of seven ordinary Yemenis whose lives changed completely because of the conflict aljazeera.com/gallery/2022/3…

7 years, 7 things, 7 people. aljazeera.com/gallery/2022/3…

→ Vendredi 8 avril à 21h en direct à Télé-Québec ✨ Patrick Lagacé, Pierre-Yves Lord et Rosalie Bonenfant reçoivent Guylaine Tremblay, Jagmeet Singh, @nezetseguin, Jasmin Lavoie et Tranna Wintour. #2HO

Entrevue fascinante de Jasmin Lavoie à Deux hommes en or et Rosalie avec Pierre-Yves Lord et Patrick Lagacé: Jasmin, qui travaille au Yémen depuis un an, parle de la guerre dans le pays et de la catastrophe humanitaire, une des pires au monde (près de 400,000 morts).

The last-minute cancellation yesterday of the first commercial flight out of Sana’a airport, #Yemen, is a massive disappointment. Yemenis depend on this truce agreement. Here is what some of them hope to see out of this two-month truce👇

Yemen's government will permit citizens living in areas controlled by Huthi rebels to travel on Huthi-issued passports, an official told AFP News Agency, removing a barrier to long-awaited commercial flights out of the capital Sanaa. rfi.fr/en/middle-east…

Un avion de la compagnie Yemenia a décollé lundi de Sanaa, premier vol commercial en six ans au départ de la capitale du Yémen contrôlée par les rebelles Houthis. L'avion transporte une centaine de passagers yéménites, pour la plupart des personnes malades ou âgées.

Many Yemenis have been waiting for this moment for nearly six years. The first commercial flight just took off from Sana'a. Our Jasmin Lavoie tells Al Jazeera English why this is a crucial moment for #Yemen

"We’re also hearing that other flights can happen as soon as next Wednesday. It means that Yemenis can seek medical treatment abroad. It will be easier, cheaper to bring goods in and out of #Yemen” - Norwegian Refugee Council's Jasmin Lavoie voanews.com/a/first-commer…

Yemen's warring parties renew two-month truce: UN AFP News Agency

#BREAKING: #Yemen truce extension shows a serious commitment to end the senseless suffering of millions of Yemenis. We hope to see the reopening of roads linking cities and regions, displaced people returning to their homes, humanitarian aid can reaching people we couldn't reach.

#BREAKING: #Yemen truce extension a serious commitment to end senseless suffering - Our rection to the breaking news nrc.no/news/2022/june…

#Yemen: The new two-month truce extension is welcome news for millions of civilians. Our colleague Jasmin Lavoie speaks to TRT World on the impact of this development.

violence in yemen at its lowest level since the war began civilian casualties fell by 50% in the first month of the truce “when you go home at night, you aren’t afraid of hearing airstrikes” @jasminlavoie tells @saosasha GZERO Media gzeromedia.com/is-yemen-on-th…

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Introducing #YemenBeyondTheHeadlines, a 📽️ series which explores the diverse culture, faces, and landscapes of the country we serve, and sharing the stories of its people. Beyond humanitarian needs, #Yemen deserves ongoing support from the global community for a brighter future.

In #Yemen, bread is everything. Woven deeply into culinary history, it’s a humble staple that is shared in various forms with every meal. It’s tradition, community, and a lifeline through difficult times. Discover Yemen’s profound bond with bread below. #YemenBeyondTheHeadlines

Trop tard pour sauver Socotra? Excellent article par Jasmin Lavoie pour L’actualité (avec de superbes photos) sur l'archipel de Socotra, un des plus beaux endroits au monde. Citation de moi aussi sur la présence croissante des Émirats arabes unis à Socotra lactualite.com/monde/est-il-t…

Grâce au Fonds québécois en journalisme international, Jasmin Lavoie s'est rendu au large du #Yémen, dans l’archipel de Socotra, les «Galápagos de l’océan Indien». Des menaces planent sur ce trésor de biodiversité. À lire dans L’actualité. lactualite.com/monde/est-il-t…

#BREAKING via AFP News Agency: UN demands release of 11 personnel detained in #Yemen: spokesperson