Al-Bayda:Al-Bayda University organized a protest on Saturday to denounce the Saudi-led attacks on civilians across various Yemeni governorates. The protest highlighted the continuous targeting of non-combatants and reiterated the university's commitment to public mobilization in response to these actions.
According to Yemen News Agency, Dr. Ahmed Al-Arami, President of Al-Bayda University, emphasized the ongoing mobilization efforts in response to the persistent attacks and targeting of civilians. He labeled the assaults on children, women, homes, markets, hospitals, farms, and roads as blatant breaches of international humanitarian laws and conventions, criticizing the international community and human rights organizations for their silence.
A statement released at the protest specifically condemned attacks on civilians in the Bani Hushish District of Sanaa Governorate, as well as markets and civilian areas in Taiz, and farms and regions in Saada. It declared that the targeting of civilians and infrastructure is a clear violation of international law, asserting that such crimes would neither be forgotten nor go unpunished.
The statement further affirmed ongoing support and mobilization for significant national causes, primarily the Palestinian issue, and the defense of Islamic holy sites, notably Al-Aqsa Mosque, Makkah, and Madinah. It also urged Muslim scholars to meet their religious and moral obligations by taking decisive stances against violations in Yemen and scrutinizing claims propagated by the Saudi regime.
Moreover, the statement criticized the Arab and Islamic world's silence regarding the Yemeni people's plight and called for increased solidarity among Muslim nations to support just causes and protect their dignity and sacred sites.
