Socialist party condemns Iranian interventions, demands to reveal enforced disappearance in Taiz
English - Monday 15 July 2019 الساعة 05:41 pm
Taiz – NewsYemen.net
The Yemeni Socialist party condemned on Sunday the continuation of the Houthi coup supported by Iran and its barbaric war against the people and imposed a siege on the people of Taiz.
The Party also denounced the crimes committed by the Houthi militias throughout the years of the war, as they indiscriminately continue shelling missiles, Katyusha rockets, laying mines on roads and acts of kidnapping, crimes.
The Party also condemned the Iranian interventions and the continuation of the coup in the Yemen, demanding to reveal the fate of the hidden in Taiz and the trial of corrupt military leaders.
The Houthi militias' acts affirmed the fascist nature of the death militias that overturned the national consensus and the consensus political process, the Yemeni Socialist party said.
The Party called on the Socialist to immediately solve the file of deported soldiers and officers in the Yemeni army in the wake of 1994 war and earlier wars.
The Party also called on the implementation of the outcomes of the National dialogue and the President's directives in this regard, putting a comp a comprehensive plan to meet the basic needs of citizens and alleviate the suffering of displaced persons, the poor and other poor workers in Yemen.
The socialist demanded the Legitimate Authority to reconsider the structure of wages, so that wages are raised to accommodate the latest miserable living conditions generated by the war, the devaluation of the national currency against foreign currencies and the rapid disbursement of salaries of workers and state employees for the past years
He called on the socialist authority to quickly complete the liberation of Taiz province, lift the suffering of the people of Taiz, and activate the supervisory and judicial bodies, especially the Central Organization for Control and Accounting and the Public Funds Prosecution in order to reduce the corruption.
