article_snippet: Front line: women and children live in Shaharah, a village in Houthi controlled territory close to the Saudi Arabian border .
article_snippet: Dangerous: Shaharah is currently in rebel hands but for the women who live there, little has changed so far .
article_snippet: Historic: these women live in  historic Al Hajjarah, a town built by the Sulayhid dynasty in the 12th century.
article_snippet: Some do have more freedom, however, among Some the bare-faced ladies of Taiz and Jebel Saber close to Aden.
article_snippet: Women living in Shaharah.
article_snippet: Making a living: A lady carries water in a village just outside Al Hudaydah while another battles a flooded wadi in Tihamah .
article_snippet: In Jebel Saber in Taiz, close to Aden, women have similar powers to men .
highlights_snippet: Photos show women from Houthi-controlled Sa'naa and the village of Shaharah which sits on the Saudi border .
  
highlights_snippet: Among the cities to fall yesterday was Taiz where women still enjoy an unusual amount of freedom .