Wednesday | 14 October 2026
Minister of Human Rights, Mashdal Mohammed, affirmed that the glorious October 14 Revolution restored the freedom of the homeland and the dignity of its people, and that Yemenis, through their sacrifices, wrote an immortal chapter in the history of freedom and glory, stressing the commitment to every Yemeni’s right to freedom, dignity, and a safe life.
The Minister said in a speech on the occasion of the 63rd anniversary of the national holiday of the October 14 Revolution, “This is a proud country that accepts neither colonialism nor invasion,” affirming that Yemen, which expelled colonialism yesterday, will overcome its current ordeal and free itself from the instruments of the Iranian project represented by the terrorist Houthi militias.
He pointed out that the militias have ignited wars in Yemen and fueled conflict among the people, serving interests that contradict the Yemenis’ right to security and peace.
The Minister renewed his loyalty to the sacrifices of the martyrs of the Revolution, affirming that these sacrifices are a trust and a responsibility that require protecting the rights of the Yemeni people and working toward a homeland that unites them and safeguards their lives and the future of their children.
The Minister of Human Rights congratulated the political leadership, represented by His Excellency the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Dr. Rashad Mohammed Al-Alimi, the members of the Council, His Excellency the Prime Minister, and the Yemeni people on this national occasion, expressing his pride in the martyrs of the glorious October 14 Revolution and their sacrifices for freedom.
