More than four thousand disabled people protest in the Yemeni Capital
More than four thousand of the disabled came out today in masses to capital Sana’a, on the occasion of the World Day for Disabled People to demanda halt of the imposed siege and denounce the rising number of disabled people as a result of Saudi American aggression.
More than four thousand of the disabled came out today in masses to capital Sana’a, on the occasion of the World Day for Disabled People to demanda halt of the imposed siege and denounce the rising number of disabled people as a result of Saudi American aggression.
In the mass protest, the disabled denounced the silence of the United Nations towards their suffering that has been worsening, and the targeting of their centers by the fighter jets of the US-backed Saudi coalition, leading to an increasing number of 56 thousand disabled people.
The organizers of the care for people with special needs centers made this day a day to convey the suffering endured by these centers of lack of capabilities that qualify them to provide basic services to the centers’ guests.
