Temporary Suspension of License To Publish
During the trial and for nearly six months afterward, the Yemen Observer had its license to publish suspended by Yemen's Ministry of Information, but its staff continued to produce material and publish it on the paper's website. The paper is now back in print and can be found on news stands in urban areas across Yemen.
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