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Yemen was hit fresh by protesters after the arrest of 19 opposition activists.
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Thousands of people protest on the streets of Sana'a, they are calling for an end to Mr.Saleh's rule over Yemen.
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President Ali Abdullah Saleh says he will step down in 2013 and his son will no longer succeeed him. This is a last ditch attempt to stop protests.
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Both pro- and anti-government supporters take to streets a day after president offers to step down in 2013. Pro goverement supporters argue for the president to stay, Anti-goveremnt protesters want Saleh to leave.
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Pro-government gunmen open fire on students staging a sit-in, killing at least two and wounding 21.The fatalities were the first in the capital after 12 days of anti-government protests that have swept across the country.
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2,000 prisoners stage a revolt in Sana'a's prison.
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Yemeni army wounds 98 students in efforts to end university protest. Yemen's President moves against protesters seeking to unseat him as students and prisoners call for him to quit.
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Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, has said he will draw up a new constitution to create a parliamentary system of government in an attempt to defuse increasingly violent protest against his 32-year rule.
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Yemeni security forces have killed four people and wounded hundreds more in the second day of a harsh crackdown on anti-government protests.
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Death toll rises as live rounds used in increasingly violent crackdown on nationwide protests.
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Calls for Ali Abdullah Saleh to stand down grow louder as tens of thousands turn out for mass funeralYemen's president has fired his entire cabinet amid escalating protests demanding his resignation.
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Senior officers and troops side with protesters as envoys, editors, party chiefs and governors call on President Saleh to step down. 11 military commanders, including a senior general, defected from the regime, promising to protect anti-government protesters in the capital.
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Ruling party in Sana'a assembly backs President Saleh's move to suspend constitution, ban protests and allow tougher powers of arrest.Its adoption was a virtual certainty because Saleh's ruling party dominates the 301-seat legislature.
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Tens of thousands gather in Sana'a to demand the resignation of Mr.Saleh.
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Atleast 121 people die from factory blast in southern Yemen as President Ali Abdullah Saleh was losing his grip on parts of the country amid an anti-regime revolt.
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Yemen secruity forces fire on people marching through southern city of Taiz.
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Thousands are attacked by troops and plainclothes police in Taiz.
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Mr. Saleh backs away from peace plan drawn up by gulf states to end his rule.
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Thousands march in Sana'a, in protest of the death of the demonstraters in Taiz.
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President Saleh promises he will step down in 2013 but protesters want his immediate deposition.
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A showdown looms in after 6 people are killed in skirmishes between rival military factions.
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President's 'no-women' comment draws hundreds of thousands of enraged Yemenis out for mass protests
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Yemeni protesters have vowed to maintain pressure on President Ali Abdullah Saleh to follow through on a promise to step down if he and his family are granted immunity from prosecution under a Gulf initiative aimed at ending violent unrest over his 32-year rule.
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Security forces fire on anti goverment demonstration.
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Mr. Saleh calls for early elections as thousands rally against his 3 decade rule.
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The president refuses to sign a deal arraging for him to leave his office in return for legal immunity.
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Mr. Saleh says he will not quit or let Yemen become a failed state.
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Saleh survives assassination attempt on an attack at a mosque in his compound.
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The US and Britian urge Saudi Arabia to persuade Saleh to stand down.
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Saleh criticises opponents in first public appearance since the assassination attempt in june.
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Mr. Saleh leaves hospital in Saudi Arabia after being wounded for more than 2 months.
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Yemeni forces reportedly opened fire with anti aircraft guns and automatic weapons.
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President Salah calls for early elections in his first speech since returning to Yemen.
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Mr. Saleh agrees for immediate transfer of power in return for immunity for himself and his family.
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Pro-government gunmen shot five people dead in the Yemeni capital on Thursday, a day after the president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, signed a deal agreeing to end his 33-year rule in exchange for immunity from prosecution.