Sanaa:The Judicial Authority held an event to honor the families and relatives of more than 330 martyrs from its affiliates, commemorating the annual Martyr Day 1448 AH. The ceremony, organized by the Courts of Appeal of the Capital Municipality and Sanaa Governorate, featured speeches and tributes to those who have sacrificed their lives.
According to Yemen News Agency, the event was attended by prominent figures including the Secretary-General of the Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Hashem Aqbat, and the Dean of the Higher Judicial Institute, Judge Dr. Mohammed Al-Shami. Other notable attendees included the Deputy Head of the Real Estate Registry and Documentation Authority, Judge Mohammed Al-Nu'ami, and various heads and judges from the criminal and civil divisions of the Courts of Appeal, as well as the families of the martyrs.
Judge Taha Aqba, Head of the Capital Municipality Court of Appeal, emphasized the esteemed status of martyrs before God and highlighted their sacrifices as the pinnacle of generosity in the fight against injustice. He underlined the importance of immortalizing the martyrs' deeds and caring for their families as a religious and moral duty, ensuring that their legacy is honored and their needs addressed.
Speeches were delivered on behalf of the martyrs' families by Judge Sharaf Al-Nu'ami and Rehab, the daughter of the martyr Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Judge Mujahid Abdullah. They expressed pride in their relatives' martyrdom and praised the Judicial Authority's commitment to supporting the martyrs' families and commemorating their contributions.
The event concluded with the Judicial Authority's leadership presenting certificates and symbolic financial gifts to the families and relatives of the martyrs. This gesture was made to acknowledge the significant sacrifices made by these individuals and to reinforce the values of solidarity while continuing the path of justice and the rule of law.
