Category Archives: UNSC Resolution 2014

Amnesty International: Yemeni authorities must investigate killings and restore justice and accountability

Posted on January 24, 2014 by Hassan Al-Haifi

By Hassan Al-Haifi Amnesty International issued a public statement calling for an independent and impartial investigation on the killing of Dr. Ahmed Sharafeddine, the well known legal expert and member of the National Dialogue which was to put Yemen on … Continue reading →

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The Swindled Revolution of Yemen: Uncertainty and Grim Prospects

Posted on February 3, 2013 by Hassan Al-Haifi

By: Hassan Al-Haifi The Second Anniversary of the launch of the Yemeni Youth Peaceful Revolution is approaching (February 11, 2011). So far, it is inescapable to discern that the aspirations and hopes of the millions of Yemenis, who took to … Continue reading →

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Tawakkul Karman to UNSC: Saleh Must Leave the Political Arena على علي عبد الله صالح أن يغادر الساحة السياسية في اليمن

Posted on January 29, 2013 by Hassan Al-Haifi

UN SC Speech by Tawakkul Karman By: Hassan Al-Haifi During the UN Security Council ceremonial session held in Sana’a on the 27th of January 2013 as support for the Yemnei Coalition Government presided by President Abdu-Rabbo Mansour Hadi, Tawakkul Kaman, … Continue reading →

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In Yemen, the Revolution Is Far From Over

Posted on June 2, 2012 by Hassan Al-Haifi

  1)  Protesters in Aden 2) Protesters in Sana’a 3) A Warm Moment Between Protesters and Defecting Troops 4) EvenWomen Spoke Their Mind in the Revolt 5)  Ta’ez Burns with the Guns of Ahmed Ali Saleh in June 2011 By … Continue reading →

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Amnesty International: Yemenis Are Still Waiting for Justice

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Hassan Al-Haifi

By:  Hassan Al-Haifi February 14, 2012 Amnesty International continues to insist that there is justice missing in  the Yemeni situation, notwithstanding all the ceremonial efforts to presume that Yemen is heading in the right direction.  It seems to escape everyone … Continue reading →

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Amnesty International: No Immunity for Saleh!

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Hassan Al-Haifi

By: Hassan Al-Haifi January 10, 2012 Again, Amnesty International asserted that granting immunity to Saleh, his relatives and cronies constitutes a violation of international laws and Yemen is obligated to adhere to laws preventing immunity to violators of human rights. The … Continue reading →

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Yemeni Revolutionary Youth of Yemen Appeal to Regional Neighbors and International Community on Behalf of the Suffering People of Ta’ez

Posted on December 2, 2011 by Hassan Al-Haifi

By:  Hassan Al-Haifi The following is a link to an attached statement of appeal issued by the Coordinating Council of Revolution for Change in Yemen (CCYRC).  The appeal is directed to the regional members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), … Continue reading →

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The Yemeni Revolution Proceeds on Full Throttle

Posted on November 27, 2011 by Hassan Al-Haifi

By: Hassan Al-Haifi 27 November 2014 The signing of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Initiative and the so called appended Executive Mechanism thereto on the 24th of November 2011 in Riyadh has thrown the Yemeni relatively current stagnant political quandary … Continue reading →

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Amnesty International Says No to Immunity

Posted on November 24, 2011 by Hassan Al-Haifi

By: Hassan Al-Haifi How can one teach children that killing and stealing is wrong when world leaders have given immunity to murdering dictators, who have robbed their people of the resources of the land and have abused government beyond ratjonal … Continue reading →

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Don’t Be Fooled World, It Is Not Over Yet in Yemen

Posted on November 23, 2011 by Hassan Al-Haifi

The Real Revolutionaries  The Betrayed Masses By:  Hassan Al-Haifi On February 24, 1994, a long lasting political crisis had put Yemen almost on a standstill for several months prior to that.  This crisis arose three years after the most significant … Continue reading →

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