Yemen: Three years on no justice for Sana’a protest killings | Amnesty International

Yemen: Three years on no justice for Sana’a protest killings | Amnesty International

 “Three years have passed since the ‘Friday of Dignity’ killings and the
Yemeni authorities have yet to carry out a credible investigation or
deliver justice. Promises that an independent commission of inquiry
would be set up by President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi remain unfulfilled,”
said Philip Luther, director for the Middle East and North Africa at
Amnesty International. 

At least 50 peaceful demonstrators and bystanders were killed in
Sana’a during one of the bloodiest incidents of the 2011 uprising.