A man holds up his old passport and identity card during a Southern Movement march in Aden's Ma'alla district. Both were rendered null and void when Saleh united the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen with North Yemen in 1990.
Luke Somers
A Yemen Built for Two?
In their quest to unify the country after the Arab Spring, Yemen's new leaders are confronting a major obstacle: calls for secession.
BY LUKE SOMERS | DECEMBER 7, 2012
Luke Somers is a photographer based in Sanaa, Yemen, who has lived and worked in the country since February 2011. Luke's photography can be viewed at LukeSomers.com.
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