Eleven people were injured, two of them police, during a protest in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa last Thursday.
The protesters were calling for a boycott of upcoming elections. Five were injured by police, and a further 18 arrested.
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Protesters and police clash in Yemen
Eleven people were injured, two of them police, during a protest in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa last Thursday. The protesters were calling for a boycott of upcoming elections. Five were injured by police, and a further 18 arrested. Read more here
03 Dec 08
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