Your daily selection of IRIN Middle East reports, 11/21/2014

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Table of contents 1. Yemen crisis a boon for people smugglers 2. IRIN's top reads this week 3. PRESS RELEASE: IRIN humanitarian news service to spin off from the UN Yemen crisis a boon for people smugglers SANAA, 20 November 2014 (IRIN) - Yemen's security crisis is leading to a rapid expansion in the country's people smuggling trade, with thousands of migrants from the Horn of Africa desperate to use the country as a gateway to Saudi Arabia. Read report online IRIN's top reads this week DUBAI, 20 November 2014 (IRIN) - IRIN's reading list offers the top reads for those in the humanitarian sector every week. Read report online PRESS RELEASE: IRIN humanitarian news service to spin off from the UN GENEVA, 20 November 2014 (IRIN) - After nearly 20 years as part of the United Nations, the humanitarian news service IRIN is spinning off to become an independent non-profit media venture, with the support of a major private donor Read report online

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