بعض ماتناقلته وسائل الاعلام العربيه والعالميه عن يوم (13) يناير يوم التصالح والتسامح

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برغم بعض السلبيات فالتقرير التال يعتبر رائعاً جداً ويؤكد أن صنعاء ارتكبت حماقة بمافعلته .. وأن العالم كله علم بهذه المهرجان الذي كان يمكن ان يمر عادياً لولا فعل صنعاء الأحمق

At least 5 killed, 16 injured at Aden rally

Ridhwan Al-Saqqaf and Mohammed Bin Sallam





Thousands of people from different governorates joined the “Forgiving and Reconciliation Rally” on the occasion of the Jan. 13 Civil War in Aden.

ADEN, Jan. 13 – At least five people have been killed and 16 others injured, two seriously, as security forces used teargas and fired upon citizens at the “Forgiving and Reconciliation Rally” involving thousands from various governorates, eyewitnesses in Aden said Sunday, adding that security authorities arrested nearly 40 people.

According to the witnesses, Air Force troops and Military Police were deployed to the scene of the rally.

The same sources reported that Aden’s Sheikh Othman area witnessed chaos and lawlessness after police quarreled with demonstrators allegedly chanting “secessionist slogans” and raising the flag of the former People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (South Yemen prior to reunification). However, the area was relatively calm after police dispersed protestors while troops remained deployed throughout Aden. Further, the sources said protestors burned tires in some Aden streets and blocked roads while the city’s Khor Maksar area experienced fierce clashes and gunfire between citizens and police.

Other sources said citizens from Al-Dhale’ governorate blocked the Sana’a-Aden Highway with rocks and timbers to protest what they termed “arbitrary behavior” by police who arrested citizens for joining the rally.

“Because of today’s Forgiving and Reconciliation Rally, some malicious elements lobbed percussion grenades at the scene. Further, such individuals forcibly snatched a soldier’s gun and fired randomly into the air in an attempt to intimidate the assembling citizens and police deployed in Hashimi Square, thereby killing two and injuring another nine, in addition to seven police officers,” Yemen’s Saba News Agency quoted an official source as saying.

Additionally, the source reported, “Security authorities arrested those who lobbed percussion grenades and fired live ammunition randomly, seized their arms and transported the injured to a nearby hospital. All of this was done after the rally was over and people began to leave the scene.

“The local authority has appointed a committee to investigate the event and its motives,” the source added.

Numerous Joint Meeting Parties members from Aden, Hadramout and other governorates, as well as other citizens supporting the opposition, Parliament and Shoura Council members, and NGO and union representatives participated in the rally.

Reporters from Al-Jazeera and Al-Hurra satellite channels and other media personnel – both Yemenis and foreigners – were prevented from covering the day’s events. Al-Hurrah correspondent Marwan Al-Khaled told Marebpress.net that police prevented him from videotaping the events, maintaining that a senior officer pointed his gun at him following the arrest of the channel’s cameraman, Akram Al-Hayyani.

The correspondent further confirmed that police threatened to shoot him dead if he attempted to videotape the event. He regretted that he was unable to cover the events amid the heavy deployment of troops and heightened security.

Once the rally ended, its organizing committee released a statement affirming participants’ adherence to the values of reconciliation, forgiveness and solidarity among citizens in the southern governorates. It called on


those who gathered to open a new page and coexist peacefully, as well as to forget about the bloody events of 1986 and any prior incidents of mass killing.




Mohammed Ali (left) and Saleh abu Baker were killed in the demonstration in Aden on Sunday.





“The government has pulled the curtain on its hostile policies and its instigative addresses, which motivate killings, confrontations and bloodshed,” the committee’s statement read. Further, it strongly denounced government threats to foment conflicts among Yemeni citizens, noting that the Eid Al-Fitr sermon by a former government official in Taiz governorate’s Janad Mosque is clear evidence of the government’s policy to fuel conflicts and clashes among citizens.

“We condemn the conduct of the Sana’a regime, which is exploiting religion in favor of its policies in such a way that contradicts Islamic values by forcing religious clerics and scholars to declare fatwas that provoke bloodshed within the country and labeling protestors as ‘disbelievers,’” the statement went on to say, “We demand the July 7 regime cancel all of the exceptional procedures left behind by the 1994 Civil War.”

The ruling General People’s Congress lashed out at the rally’s organizers, maintaining that such a rally is only meant to remind victims’ relatives of past events that claimed the lives of several innocent women and children.

In a statement released Friday, the ruling party’s general secretariat said, “Many opportunistic individuals exploit such events as a means to attain power. These individuals don’t care about the nation’s unity, security and stability or the bloodshed of innocent people as much as they care about their personal interests.

“Such opportunists are advised to expand the culture of democratic transformation and human rights if they want to gain popularity and have power because they can’t attain power through such politicized rallies and riots, which are responsible for destroying public and private property,” the statement continued, “Enemies of national unity also are advised to stop telling lies and misleading public opinion.”

The statement concluded, “The Yemeni people are well aware of these malicious elements. They also know the reality of such mercenaries and enemies who have lost their government posts due to their malicious plots targeting the nation’s security and stability.”



[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]

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الخبر التالي يعكس بعض وجهة نظر صنعاء .. لكن يكفي أنه يشير في الأخير إلى تململ الجنوبيين من ممارسات صنعاء ...

[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]

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تقرير لقناة العالم .. وإجمالاً هو تقرير منصف ومحايد نشكر قناة العالم عليه

Yemen Gov't Blamed for Aden Violence







على الرابط التالي :

[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]

[شعيفان]

مصور قناة العالم كان يصور بكاميرا صغيرة حتى لا يكتشف أمره بأنه يتبع محطة فضائية .. وقد كان إلى جانبي وأخبرني أنه المصور البديل للمصور المعروف لقوات الأمن ..

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تقرير إخباري ينقل عن وكالة الأنباء اليمنية سبأ لكن الجيد أنه يشير في الختام إلى تزايد الاحتجاجات الجنوبية والتوترات بين الجنوب والشمال منذ انتصار الشمال في حرب 94


[فقط الأعضاء المسجلين والمفعلين يمكنهم رؤية الوصلات . إضغط هنا للتسجيل]

[شعيفان]

خبر مقتضب لموقع عربي ناطق باللغة الإنجليزية :

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أعتقد أن الموقع أردني الجنسية

[سليم]

نت يا شعيفان اكتر من وكاله اعلام واكتر من صحفي انت بصدق مناضل تحب الجنوب
افتضح الدحباشي هو وحقه الديمقراطيه فينك يا عالم حروفينك ياجزيره بر
الان دور الرجال ينقلو الخبر بالانجليزي والعربي الى العالم كله وخصوصا الى العرب والخليجيين بالذات ومن نسخه نسخه للقاده الكبار

[جنوبي صدامي]

مشكور اخي شغيفان على هذا الجهد الجبار

[ابو وضاح الفقيه]

يا
خواني هل حدث بالعالم ان متظاهرين يغذفوا على انفسهم قنابل هل نصدق