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Wednesday, 12 October 2005, 14:45 GMT 15:45 UK
In pictures: Inside Yemen

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Yemen is a fascinating place of temples and ancient settlements, and its people still wear traditional dress

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The area within Sanaa's walls is the largest preserved medina in the Arab world

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Sanaa has many Qat markets, and many people chew the plant for its stimulant effect, but there have been moves to ban it

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The number of Qat fields is an indicator of how much of the drug is consumed and it is an important cash crop for farmers

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Yemeni Judge Hamoud al-Hitar pioneered a unique method of "Islamic dialogue" designed to re-educate former extremist prisoners

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Judge Hamoud Al Hitar's armed guards who travel with him wherever he goes

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Situated in the mountainous South West of the country is Taiz, the old capital

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Taiz was a walled city until 1948, and now is the largest industrial base in Yemen
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