Dozens of al-Hujaria residents demonstrate to demand the arrest of the killers of Aseel al-Jabzi
English - Sunday 20 September 2020 الساعة 05:29 pm
Taiz, NewsYemen:
Dozens of residents of Al-Hujaria areas, south of Taiz governorate, demonstrated today, Sunday, in front of the local center of Al-Maafer District, to demand the arresting of the killers of Dr. Aseel Abdulhakim Al-Jabzi, son of the head of operations of the 35th Armored Brigade.
During a protest in the city of Al-Nashma, the center of the Al-Maafer district, the people demanded that the Brotherhood authorities hand over all those accused of the brutal murder of Aseel Al-Jabzi to the criminal prosecution specialized in combating terrorism.
The protesters denounced the attempt to dilute Aseel's case, which became a public opinion issue after he was kidnapped, tortured and massacred in the manner of ISIS by the Popular Mobilization Militants, in response to the refusal of his father, Colonel Abdulhakim al-Jabzi, head of operations of the 35th Armored Brigade, to surrender and submit to the Brotherhood.
The protest also called on the governor of Taiz governorate, Nabil Shamsan, head of the security committee, to assume his responsibility and take legal measures and hold accountable those who intruded into the homes of the officers of the 35th Armored Brigade by the military police and the Brotherhood's Taiz axis, and to restore the looted items and restore consideration to those whose homes were violated, stressing the need to implement the governor’s decision 109 in all its clauses, the Popular Mobilization Militia and Taiz Axis forces must be withdrawn from Al-Hujaria.
In the city of Taiz, the people of condolences organized a protest to demand that the murderers of businessman Mahmoud Al-Zawqari be brought to trial and the principle of justice be achieved.
Taiz is witnessing a major security chaos due to the unprecedented spread of crime and brutality by the Brotherhood authorities, which is behind dozens of crimes and violations against innocent residents of the city under siege for 6 years.
