General Amnesty sub-committee approves to release 223 of pro-aggression
SANA'A, Jan. 16 (SABA) – The sub-committee of the General Amnesty in Sana'a Capital decided to Monday in its session to set free 223 of pro-aggression aggression against Yemen.
In a meeting chaired by the Secretary-General of the local council of the capital Sana'a, Amin Mohammed Jumaan called on the security services to summon the guilty elements to justice in order to complete their tasks.
He called on the released to turn the page of the past and open a new page. He sent a message to those who are still fighting alongside with Saudi-US coalition to take advantage of the resolution of the general amnesty.
The attendees stressed the importance of activating the Committee to receive complaints in order to carry out its tasks properly, highly appreciating the efforts of the security forces in the capital Sana'a, which had succeeded in attaining security and safety in the capital Sana'a.
Jumaan said that the general amnesty subcommittee would release during the future period of other prisoners in light of the completion of their actions by the security services.
HA
Saba
SANA'A, Jan. 16 (SABA) – The sub-committee of the General Amnesty in Sana'a Capital decided to Monday in its session to set free 223 of pro-aggression aggression against Yemen.
In a meeting chaired by the Secretary-General of the local council of the capital Sana'a, Amin Mohammed Jumaan called on the security services to summon the guilty elements to justice in order to complete their tasks.
He called on the released to turn the page of the past and open a new page. He sent a message to those who are still fighting alongside with Saudi-US coalition to take advantage of the resolution of the general amnesty.
The attendees stressed the importance of activating the Committee to receive complaints in order to carry out its tasks properly, highly appreciating the efforts of the security forces in the capital Sana'a, which had succeeded in attaining security and safety in the capital Sana'a.
Jumaan said that the general amnesty subcommittee would release during the future period of other prisoners in light of the completion of their actions by the security services.
HA
Saba