Ministry of Human rights calls on international community to stop racial discrimination in occupied provinces

 The Ministry of Human Rights condemned the racist discrimination carried out by Saudi-led coalition countries in the occupied province of Aden.

In a statement, the ministry denounced the racist practices of the coalition states in occupied city of Aden, which is one of the menial weapons used by the coalition to tear apart Yemen’s community fabric and perpetuate a culture of hatred, division and disharmony among the members of the same society.

It called on the international community and relevant international organizations to intervene quickly to stop such practices and prevent continued persecution, abuse and racial discrimination by coalition states against the people of the Northern provinces.

The statement called on the Saudi authorities to deal responsibly with expatriates and secure them through solutions and treatments that prevent them from committing any violations.

The statement also called on all international bodies and organizations to protect Yemeni expatriates from these abuses, for what they suffer daily heavy losses that compound their suffering.

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