In Yemen, the government of U.S.-backed President Ali Abdullah Saleh is escalating a crackdown on opposition protests. On Tuesday, at least 50 people were wounded in the capital Sana’a after police opened fire on demonstrators attempting to join a pro-democracy encampment on a university campus. Four of the injured were left in critical condition. At least 27 people have been killed since protests erupted against Saleh last month.
Yemeni Police Attack Protesters in Sana’a
HeadlineMar 09, 2011