Sana'a:The Supreme Judicial Council Chief Judge Dr. Abdulmomen Shujaa Al-Din, along with several judicial leaders, inaugurated a photo exhibition on Wednesday to honor the martyrs of the judicial authority. This event is a part of the 1448 AH annual Martyr's Day commemoration.
According to Yemen News Agency, the exhibition was attended by prominent figures including Supreme Court Chief Judge Abdul Samad Al-Mutawakkil, Council Secretary-General Judge Hashim Aqabat, and council members Judges Ahmed Al-Azzani and Abdulwahab Al-Mahbashi. The exhibition showcased photographs of more than 330 judicial martyrs from across Yemen.
The event emphasized the significance of commemorating the martyrs and learning from their sacrifices in defense of the country and its sovereignty. Judicial leaders underscored the importance of honoring these martyrs by continuing their legacy and supporting their families. They committed to persisting in their endeavors until what they termed as a complete victory for Yemen is achieved.
Participants at the exhibition highlighted the sacrifices made by judicial officials who were killed during the 'Promised Victory and Sacred Jihad' campaign. Among those remembered were the late Minister of Justice and Human Rights Judge Mujahid Ahmed Abdullah, who was killed alongside Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi and other ministers. They asserted that these sacrifices had not been in vain, contributing to what they described as the victory, dignity, and independence of Yemen.
