Tripoli: The President of the Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Menfi, welcomed the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling issued on Friday and called for the Israeli occupation to commit to taking measures to provide humanitarian services and aid to Gaza Strip.
Al-Menfi said in a statement published by the communication office of the council, “We will continue our role in providing support and assistance while declaring our intention to join the case filed by South Africa and to present our plea before the ICJ on February 22nd regarding the apartheid measures practiced by the occupation against Palestinians.’
Al-Menfi stressed that the ICJ’s ruling requires an immediate cessation of military operations in order to implement it, considering that the ruling is a victory for humanity and the law and must be the basis for an immediate ceasefire, as it alone can stop the campaign of killing and destruction carried out by the Israeli aggression against defenseless civilians, infrastructure, and places of wor
ship.
‘This is an important step towards international justice, and it pushes us to greater collective action within the UN in order to stop all forms of genocide that the Palestinian people have been subjected to for 75 years,’ he added.
Source: Libyan News Agency
The Attorney General, Judge Dr. Muhammad Muhammad al-Dailami, today directed the release of 140 prisoners in the Central Correctional Facility in Hodeidah Governorate.
This came during his visit to the governorate as part of a field trip to the governorates to inspect the work of prosecutors and judicial officers, and the conditions of prisoners.
The directives included 106 prisoners who had served three-quarters of their sentences for serious crimes, and half of their sentences for non-serious crimes, and who had no special rights for others.
It also included 34 insolvent prisoners who served their prison sentence and are still in prison due to special rights, which were paid in cooperation between the Public Prosecutor’s Office, the General Authority of Zakat, and philanthropic businessmen.
He was accompanied, during the visit, by the heads of the Court of Appeal, Judge Hadi Aydah, and the Criminal Court, Ahmed Al-Shami, a number of Court of Appeal judges and members of the prosecution, and the Directo
rs of Security, Major General Aziz Al-Jaradi, and the Central Correctional Institution, Muhammad Al-Kuhlani.
Source: Yemen News Agency
