Reporting from North Yemen under siege: the storytelling of a forgotten war

Reporting from inside Yemen is becoming exceptional due to the lack of visas and entry permission. In three years of war, female journalists with double nationalities and/or family ties have been able to report from North Yemen, witnessing first hand famine, cholera, malnutrition, poverty and very difficult access to health care facilities for locals. What's it like to report from a country under siege that, in some way, is also your home? What are the implications in terms of security, logistics and censorship?