Some 20,000 people marched across the capital, Sanaa, on January 24, 2015. (Associated Press)
Tens of thousands of people are protesting in Yemen against the Shiite rebels who hold the capital amid a power vacuum in the country.
Some 20,000 marched today across the capital, Sanaa, where demonstrators converged on the house of President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, who resigned on Thursday along with his Cabinet. Some scuffles broke out involving knives and batons.
Security officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to brief reporters, said tens of thousands also demonstrated in the southern cities of Taiz and Ibb.
The protesters rejected a power grab by the Houthi rebels, calling it a "coup." In a statement on Friday night, the Houthis pledged to work to bring about a smooth, democratic transfer of power after the resignations.