Jabal Al-Mahwit:Several schools in Jabal Al-Mahwit district of Al-Mahwit governorate witnessed student protests on Saturday, condemning Saudi crimes and its targeting of women, children, educational institutions, and civilian facilities.
According to Yemen News Agency, during the protests, male and female students raised banners denouncing the crimes and violations, affirming that targeting educational institutions constitutes an attack on future generations' right to education and a violation of international laws and conventions that guarantee the protection of schools, universities, students, and educational personnel.
The students pointed out that such attacks would not deter the Yemeni people from continuing the educational process but would rather strengthen their determination to persevere, remain steadfast, and pursue their education despite the challenges.
A statement issued by the protests condemned the brutal massacres committed by the Saudi enemy against civilians, most recently the two massacres in Al-Wazi'iyah District of Taiz Governorate and Al-Shariyah village in Bani Hushaysh District of Sana'a Governorate. It also denounced the targeting of citizens and their homes, as well as emergency and rescue teams and media personnel while carrying out their humanitarian and professional duties.
The statement affirmed that these crimes constitute flagrant violations of religious, moral, and humanitarian values and would neither undermine the dignity of the Yemeni people nor break their will. It stressed that the aggression against Yemen would only strengthen the people's steadfastness, resilience, and adherence to their right to freedom, dignity, and independence.
It noted that targeting schools and educational facilities is part of a scheme aimed at undermining the educational process and its foundations, threatening the future of generations and students' right to education. It affirmed that the educational mission would continue and that the Yemeni people would remain committed to fulfilling their educational and academic responsibilities.
The statement renewed its condemnation of crimes targeting civilians, homes, markets, service facilities, and other civilian objects, stressing that such violations are not subject to a statute of limitations and that their perpetrators would not escape accountability and justice.
It also denounced the international silence and Arab and Islamic inaction over the crimes, aggression, and siege imposed on the Yemeni people, calling on peoples and free people around the world to adopt responsible and fair positions in support of truth and justice and reject all forms of complicity and political cover for continued violations.
The statement called on human rights and humanitarian organizations and free people worldwide to assume their moral and humanitarian responsibilities and take action to exert pressure to stop attacks on villages, homes, and civilian infrastructure.
It stressed the Yemeni people's right to defend their land and dignity, calling on the armed forces, the missile force, and the unmanned aerial forces to respond to the crimes committed. It also urged everyone to spend generously in the cause of Allah, strengthen their faith in Him, place their trust in Him, and seek His victory and support.
The statement praised the victories achieved by the armed forces in confronting Saudi enemy mobilizations and the strikes targeting military facilities and bases deep inside enemy territory.
It called on the Yemeni people in both the north and south of the country to unite their ranks and confront the occupier, with a view to liberating all Yemeni territory, reclaiming the people's resources, and achieving freedom and independence.
