Ensuring safety and security has been one of the most pressing challenges for Yemeni society. In this short article, Mohammad Al-Shami (2015) looks at the factors causing instability and reducing security in Yemen, including the presence of non-state armed actors such as Al-Qaeda and pervasive corruption at all levels of government. Mohammad also recommends measures to improve safety and security in Yemen, such as increasing links between security providers and communities that are currently absent.
Safety and Security in Yemen: Main Challenges and Stakeholders
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- 12 November 2015
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- Middle East and North Africa
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Safety and Security in Yemen: Main Challenges and Stakeholders
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