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Mohammed Shu’i Al-Rabu’i, also spelled Mohammed Shùi Al-Rabù and Muhammad al-Rabou'e, (1976? – 13 February 2010), was a Yemeni journalist for the monthly magazine Al-Qahira and was killed at his home in the Bani Qa'is District, Hajjah Governorate of Yemen, where he worked for 11 years reporting on crime and corruption cases. His last articles were about a local criminal gang known as the Aouni family, who allegedly were involved in child trafficking. Five members of the Aouni gang killed al-Rabou'e on 13 February 2010 after being released from jail for a previous attack on al-Rabou'e in 2009.Al-Rabou'e's was one of 44 journalists killed in 2010. His death prompted some Yemeni political leaders to meet to discuss how to end violent targeting of journalists in Yemen. He was the first journal

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  • محمد شوعي الربوعي (1976؟ – 13 فبراير 2010)، كان صحفيًا وناشطًا حقوقيًا يمنيًا يعمل في صحيفة القاهرة الشهرية وقتل في منزله في مديرية بني قيس، محافظة حجة اليمنية، حيث عمل لمدة 11 عامًا في إصدار تقارير عن قضايا الجريمة والفساد. كانت مقالاته الأخيرة عن عصابة إجرامية محلية تُعرف باسم عائلة عوني، يُزعم أنها متورطة في الاتجار بالأطفال. قتل خمسة من أعضاء عصابة العوني الربوعي في 13 فبراير 2010 بعد إطلاق سراحهم من السجن بسبب هجوم سابق على الربوعي في عام 2009. كان الربوعي واحداً من 44 صحفياً قُتلوا في عام 2010. دفعت وفاته بعض القادة السياسيين اليمنيين إلى الاجتماع لمناقشة كيفية إنهاء الاستهداف العنيف للصحفيين في اليمن. وهو أول صحفي يقتل في اليمن منذ الوحدة عام 1990. (ar)
  • Mohammed Shu’i Al-Rabu’i, also spelled Mohammed Shùi Al-Rabù and Muhammad al-Rabou'e, (1976? – 13 February 2010), was a Yemeni journalist for the monthly magazine Al-Qahira and was killed at his home in the Bani Qa'is District, Hajjah Governorate of Yemen, where he worked for 11 years reporting on crime and corruption cases. His last articles were about a local criminal gang known as the Aouni family, who allegedly were involved in child trafficking. Five members of the Aouni gang killed al-Rabou'e on 13 February 2010 after being released from jail for a previous attack on al-Rabou'e in 2009.Al-Rabou'e's was one of 44 journalists killed in 2010. His death prompted some Yemeni political leaders to meet to discuss how to end violent targeting of journalists in Yemen. He was the first journalist killed in Yemen since the 1990 unification. (en)
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  • Hajjah Governorate is located in Yemen. (en)
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  • ca. 1976 (en)
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  • Hajjah is in Yemen and shown relative to the capital Sana'a. (en)
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  • محمد شوعي الربوعي (1976؟ – 13 فبراير 2010)، كان صحفيًا وناشطًا حقوقيًا يمنيًا يعمل في صحيفة القاهرة الشهرية وقتل في منزله في مديرية بني قيس، محافظة حجة اليمنية، حيث عمل لمدة 11 عامًا في إصدار تقارير عن قضايا الجريمة والفساد. كانت مقالاته الأخيرة عن عصابة إجرامية محلية تُعرف باسم عائلة عوني، يُزعم أنها متورطة في الاتجار بالأطفال. قتل خمسة من أعضاء عصابة العوني الربوعي في 13 فبراير 2010 بعد إطلاق سراحهم من السجن بسبب هجوم سابق على الربوعي في عام 2009. (ar)
  • Mohammed Shu’i Al-Rabu’i, also spelled Mohammed Shùi Al-Rabù and Muhammad al-Rabou'e, (1976? – 13 February 2010), was a Yemeni journalist for the monthly magazine Al-Qahira and was killed at his home in the Bani Qa'is District, Hajjah Governorate of Yemen, where he worked for 11 years reporting on crime and corruption cases. His last articles were about a local criminal gang known as the Aouni family, who allegedly were involved in child trafficking. Five members of the Aouni gang killed al-Rabou'e on 13 February 2010 after being released from jail for a previous attack on al-Rabou'e in 2009.Al-Rabou'e's was one of 44 journalists killed in 2010. His death prompted some Yemeni political leaders to meet to discuss how to end violent targeting of journalists in Yemen. He was the first journal (en)
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