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Yementoday journal

مقال عن حملة “12 ساعة”، “الجدران تتذكر وجوههم” و “لون جدار شارعك”، في صحيفة اليمن اليوم. بقلم الصحفي العزيز: ‎محمد عبدالله الحضرمي
An essay about the graffiti campaigns in Yementoday journal, by: Mohammed A. Al Hadhrami.Yemen

“12Hours” graffiti campaign, Yemen.

صوره من الوكاله “الأوروبيه” لجدارية عبدالرحمن ورشيد قايد، في الساعة السابعة، ضمن حملة “12 ساعة”
Photo by: Yahya Arhab “EPA” for Rhman and Rsheed‘s mural, in the 7th hour “12Hours” graffiti campaign, Yemen.

YAHYA ARHAB/EPA
A Yemeni vendor (R) holding balloons for sale looks on as two activists and artists paint graffiti on a wall depicting two men pulling guns on each other during an anti-war campaign in Sana’a, Yemen, 09 January 2014. Yemeni activities launched a campaign against wars, two months after violent clashes erupted between Shiite fighters and Salafi militants at several areas in northern Yemen. EPA/YAHYA ARHAB

REUTERS, 12 Hours graffiti campaign

صوره من وكالة “رويترز” لجداريتي عن “الإختطاف” في الساعة الثالثة، ضمن حملة “12 ساعة”.
Photo by: Khaled Abdullah “REUTERS” in the 7th hour, “12 Hours” graffiti campaign,Yemen.

Khaled Abdullah/REUTERS
Artist and activist Murad Subai paints a graffiti depicting kidnapped Dutch journalist Judith Spiegel (R) and her partner Boudewijn Berendsen in Sanaa September 5, 2013. The couple were abducted in Sanaa mid-June and are still held hostage by their kidnappers. The graffiti is part of a campaign launched by artists and activists against kidnapping in Yemen. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah

REUTERS, 12 Hours graffiti campaign

صوره من وكالة “رويترز” لجدارية الساعة الثانية “الطائفية” للجرافيتي Ayman Alkawkabany, ضمن حملة “12 ساعة”.
Photo by: Khaled Abdullah “REUTERS” in the 2d hour”Sectarianism”, “12 Hours” graffiti campaign,Yemen.

Khaled Abdullah/REUTERS
An artist draws graffiti on a wall denouncing a sectarian divide in Sanaa August 24, 2013. The writings read “No to sectarianism