Women of Amran launch a popular campaign to support Taiz and alleviate the suffering from the siege.
- Together to Break the Siege." The event saw significant female participation.
- The highest bid reached for a Quran made of five grams of gold.
- Participants made financial donations and contributed in-kind gifts, including the surrender of pieces of their gold jewelry.
- A Call for National and Humanitarian Duty The participants emphasized that standing with the people of Taiz represents a national and humanitarian duty.
Women from Amran Organize Support Campaign for Taiz
Women from Amran Governorate held a public event today in Marib City to support the people of Taiz as part of a campaign titled “From Amran to Taiz… Together to Break the Siege.” The event saw significant female participation.
Public Auctions and Charitable Contributions
The event featured public auctions for items belonging to several martyrs from Amran Governorate. The highest bid reached for a Quran made of five grams of gold. Additionally, the organizers arranged a charitable meal, with proceeds dedicated to supporting the people of Taiz.
Participants made financial donations and contributed in-kind gifts, including the surrender of pieces of their gold jewelry. This act symbolized their solidarity with the people of Taiz as they face the repercussions of the siege imposed by the Houthi militia.
A Call for National and Humanitarian Duty
The participants emphasized that standing with the people of Taiz represents a national and humanitarian duty. They stressed that the suffering of the besieged governorate affects all Yemenis and affirmed that support campaigns will continue until the siege ends and the suffering of civilians is alleviated.
Artistic Performances and Messages of Solidarity
The event included artistic performances and charitable activities, along with messages of solidarity that highlighted the shared fate among the people of Yemen’s governorates. The attendees rejected the siege imposed on Taiz City and condemned the resulting humanitarian crises.
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