Sources: MSNBC
2011 Yemeni protests: At least six people are killed in the Yemeni capital Sana'a after government troops open fire on protesters. These killings constitute the second incident of fatal protest violence in Sana'a in under 48 hours. 2011-10-16
2011 Yemeni protests: The opposition and Vice President Abd al-Rab Mansur al-Hadi meet for talks to end the crisis. 2011-06-13
Fresh clashes take place in Yemen between police and opposition tribesmen who have taken control of several government buildings in the capital Sana'a. 2011-05-24
Two anti-government protesters are killed by Yemeni security forces. 2011-05-12
Fourteen people claimed to be responsible for shooting 52 protestors in Sana’a in March are referred to the state prosecutor. 2011-04-17
Yemeni tribesmen hold an anti-government protest after an attack on an oil pipeline in the east of the country. 2011-03-15
Yemeni police storm a protest site in the capital Sana'a resulting in at least one death and dozens of injuries. 2011-03-12
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh announces plans to move towards a parliamentary democracy, following weeks of demonstrations. 2011-03-10
Armed supporters of the Government of Yemen kill two students and wound another eleven students conducting a sit-in at Sanaa University demanding the resignation of the President of Yemen Ali Abdullah Saleh. 2011-02-22
Yemen's government offers its "respect" for the choice of the Egyptian people to protest and force the resignation of Hosni Mubarak. 2011-02-12