Al-Bayda:Al-Bayda University, alongside its academic, administrative, and student bodies, organized a scientific symposium titled "Yemen's Grievances Resulting from the Saudi Aggression" on Saturday. The event brought together academic and research personnel to explore the historical, legal, and media aspects of attacks and violations against Yemen, as well as their humanitarian repercussions.
According to Yemen News Agency, the symposium featured a presentation by the Rector of Al-Bayda University, Dr. Ahmed Al-Arami, who discussed the historical milestones of Yemen's suffering due to Saudi actions. He highlighted the Tanumah Massacre against Yemeni pilgrims as a significant event in Yemen's historical memory. Dr. Al-Arami emphasized the importance of preserving these memories for future generations to maintain national awareness and protect historical facts.
The event also included insights from Dr. Abdulalim Al-Faqih, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies at the Faculty of Sharia and Law, who presented on the legal and human rights dimensions of the Saudi aggression against civilians. He underlined the role of International Humanitarian Law in safeguarding civilians during conflicts and stressed the necessity of documenting violations to seek justice and accountability.
Furthermore, Dr. Mohammed Al-Nadhari, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, addressed the media's role in exposing the impact of the Saudi regime's actions on children and women. He highlighted the significance of media in documenting events, preserving testimonies, and raising awareness of the humanitarian crisis.
Participants at the symposium highlighted the critical role of academic and research institutions in analyzing national issues and promoting a culture of documentation and scientific inquiry. They called for continued engagement in symposiums to address national and humanitarian concerns and to prepare future generations with the necessary analytical skills.
