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The Yemeni Tourism Union condemns the Ministry of Transport’s suspension of air travel, holding it accountable for the consequences.

Yemeni Tourism Union Expresses Concern Over Flight Suspension

The Yemeni Tourism Union has voiced serious concerns regarding recent decisions made by the Ministry of Transport. These decisions include the suspension of international flights and the closure of airspace, which the union describes as a dangerous measure that exacerbates the suffering of Yemeni citizens facing dire humanitarian and living conditions.

Impact on Citizens and Rights Violations

In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the union emphasized that closing airports is not merely an administrative action. Instead, it constitutes a direct violation of human rights, leading to severe consequences. The union highlighted that this closure endangers the lives of patients who rely on travel for essential medical treatment. Additionally, it disrupts the education of students studying abroad and inflicts significant financial losses on expatriates, traders, and businesses. Thousands of families depend on travel for their livelihoods, and this suspension threatens their economic stability.

Call for Action and Responsibility

The union urged the Ministry of Transport to prioritize national and humanitarian responsibilities. It called for the immediate reopening of airspace and the facilitation of air traffic. The union holds the Ministry accountable for any health or financial harm that may arise from this situation.

Airports as Lifelines

The statement underscored that airports serve as the last remaining lifeline for Yemenis to connect with the world. Closing them under any pretext amounts to collective punishment, which is unacceptable both morally and legally. The union reiterated its appeal to international and human rights organizations for urgent intervention. It seeks pressure to ensure that airports remain open and that Yemenis retain their right to travel and move freely.

Conclusion

The Yemeni Tourism Union’s statement highlights the critical need for action to protect the rights and well-being of Yemeni citizens. As the situation develops, the union continues to advocate for the reopening of airspace and the safeguarding of essential travel rights.

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