In writing the following I hope to promote the world to rethink Sada'a and this region of the world. Please share, and like the actual post. - Al-Gassim Sharafuddin
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bombs; bombardment of families in their houses; siege lasting for months;
torture and abductions; the disappearances of children; all those are few of
the inhuman crimes that happened in a trail of six wars that were fumed by
continuous religious provocation and government campaigns. No wonder the Ifhm
Youth Cultural Forum called their art gallery Jerah Amygh which means deep
wounds. Up to this day, even though a number of countries including the U.S.A, Saudi
Arabia, and several others participated and funded those six wars, these wounds
remain unheard by the people of the world.
The six wars
launched on Sada’a beginning in 2004 through 2010 left severe destruction. Even
though the Government of Yemen recently apologized for the unnecessary wars
that were meant to silence a people who were obliged to shout out against the American
occupations, this apology has not been displayed in complete honesty. The truth
about what happened needs to be told. Not only that these people’s practices
are peaceful in using non-violent expression, the first two years before the attacks
started over Sada’a there were already thousands of illegally imprisoned youth who were unarmed and some for only being sympathetic with Ansaruallah (Houthis.)
The art gallery brought together a summary of what women, men, and children had
to endure in defending their lives and values.
I know that in
my brief writing on this story as well as the art gallery and what it displayed
I’m not being just enough in expressing those wounds and sufferings, but this
is the least effort I have in bringing some of the truth that is absent to the
many. To ponder on these pains is vital for us to know: where did we go wrong?
I went to the art gallery and took some pictures, and you could also visit Jerah Amygh facebook page and check more professional pictures.
sorry about the not professional photo taking
Click on the first picture for EASY photo viewing
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| First War |
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| this has the number of martyrs, missing people, destructed farms, permanently injured people |
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| Second War |
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| Third War |
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| this has the number of martyrs, missing people, destructed farms, permanently injured people |
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| Fifth War |
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| Sixth War |
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| this has the number of martyrs, missing people, destructed farms, permanently injured people |
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| there were video screens displaying all the media and government hate and provocative speech against Ansaruallah (houthis) |
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| there are many documents and facts to prove all the war crimes and more |
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| finally the projector room which viewed a film interviewing different people about the wars |
