 Alamrani began press-writing at an early age and published a series of articles in Yemeni and Arabic newspapers [2] that were characterized by sharpness and criticism of the foreign policy of the regime, to the extent that he was banned from writing by the Yemeni authorities for years.Then he returned to writing after the fall of the regime of President Ali Abdullah Saleh following the revolution that broke out in Yemen in early 2011.He was banned again from writing in early February 2014 along with some ambassadors who write in the newspapers, because of their continuous criticism of corruption and performance of the government [3] as well as their criticism of the foreign policy and state formation, especially with regard to federalism and the outcomes of the national dialogue [4] [5] [6], although there are Yemeni diplomats and ambassadors who write in the newspapers to-date without being prosecuted or banned because they are affiliated with political, partisan or family power centers.