SANAA, March. 26 (Saba) - The Ministry of Human Rights praised the directive of Supreme Political Council President Mahdi Al-Mashat, the release of Baha'i prisoners and the pardoning of Hamid Haydara on the death sentence, as well as the formation of a committee to look into the conditions of prisoners and a plan for the release of unsentenced prisoners detained in criminal cases.
In a statement received by Saba, the ministry considered the presidential directives and their issuance on the fifth anniversary of the resistance in the face of aggression, as an affirmation of the steadfastness and steadfastness of Yemen's people and leadership, confidence and certainty of victory.
It pointed out that these directives are a courageous step that contributes to the preservation of national and community cohesion, an affirmation of respect for charters, treaties and the provisions of international human rights and international humanitarian law.
The Ministry of Human Rights called on the free people of the occupied Yemeni provinces to refuse to continue in the case of surrender, subservience to the states of the US-Saudi-UAE Aggression Alliance.
It also called on the deluded to return to the ranks of the homeland and to win for their dignity, which is exploited by the forces of aggression and their tools. Stressing that the door of return is still open to all those who are deceived.
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