Dozens of citizens have taken to the streets in Taiz city, in occupied southwestern Yemen, in an angry demonstration calling for the expulsion of criminal gangs affiliated with the Islah Party and loyal to the Saudi-led coalition.
The demonstrators matched the city’s streets, demanding an end to the attacks and murders that affect citizens in the city, as well as demanding that Islah leaders involved in human rights violations be held accountable.
This came in the first event launched by the so-called People’s Movement to Save Taiz, under the slogan: “It has been enough.”
The protesters raised banners condemning the security chaos, chanting slogans demanding the departure of the Islah leaders and criminal gangs from the city.
