The Haq Organization for Defending Rights and Freedoms held a press conference today, Wednesday, in the capital, Aden, to review its report on the involvement of the Islah party in committing crimes under international law and the accusations directed against its leaders for their association with terrorist organizations in the presence of the head of the legal department in the General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Southern Transitional Council, Dr. Saleh  Al-Marfadi, Deputy Head of the Human Rights Department at the General Secretariat, Dr. Abdulaziz Ali Hadi, and representatives of the Monitoring Department in the Department.

 Dr. Saleh Al-Marfadi praised the great effort made by the Haq organization's teams, noting that this is in addition to efforts to publicly expose the Brotherhood and its crimes, including the use of religion for political and personal interests, hoping that the information of this report will find listening ears in the judiciary to investigate them and hold the perpetrators accountable.

 In his intervention, Dr. Abdulaziz Ali Hadi praised what this human rights report dealt with, and its compatibility with what international organizations require of private information and that it dealt with crimes in more than one governorate in the liberated areas, Taiz and others, stressing that this report is a message for organizations to be interested in the outcomes of this conference and what is proposed  It contains a report and pressures to stop the crimes of the Islah party in Shakra, Shabwa and Hadramout.

 At the beginning of the conference, Mr. Al-Khader Al-Maysari, President of Haq Organization for Defending Rights and Freedoms, gave a comprehensive review of the content of the report and explained to the participants the steps for preparing it, the processes of collecting, monitoring and documenting the data and information contained in the report and methods of preparing it.

 Then, the researcher and academic Professor Muhammad Nasser Al-Awlaki gave a general reading about the report, in which he addressed the elements of its construction, the importance of its contents, the abundance of information and statistics contained in it, which covers an extended period over many years, and represents an important knowledge and documentary material and historical and human rights monitoring of the crimes that occurred in the country since after  Unity and the establishment of the Yemeni Rally for Reform Party, the political, intellectual and military arm of the international organization of the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen.

 The researcher and activist Badr Qasim Muhammad Al-Atwi also presented an intervention in which he addressed the intellectual roots of the Yemeni Rally for Reform Party as a political front for the Muslim Brotherhood organization in Yemen, and the pattern of the militia's political and military thinking of the Islah Party, similar to the Muslim Brotherhood and terrorist organizations that have abandoned their core and exposed their terrorist and repressive practices.

 After that, discussion was opened to the attendees, and a number of questions and inquiries were submitted about the report, which were answered by those in charge of the report.

 

  The conference was attended by a group of journalists, media professionals, representatives of the media, civil society organizations, researchers, academics, activists in the field of human rights and social communication, representatives of community leaders, and those interested in public affairs issues.

 The conference witnessed the distribution of Haqq Organization for Defending Rights and Freedoms to the participants, copies of the report prepared in both Arabic and English.