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Security Council Members
Secretary- General of the United Nations
New York, NY
Stop the war on Yemen
Dear Members of the Security Council,
We, the undersigned Yemeni scientists and academics outside Yemen, appeal to your excellency to exercise all of your powers to stop the war and restore normalcy to Yemen and its people.
Five years later and thousands of lives lost, and more than half of the population face famine, and more alarmingly, a Coronavirus that threatens to kill hundreds of thousands more. In a country of 30 million people, where the number of ICU’s across the country is only 520, and much less ventilators, it is no exaggeration that the situation is going to be beyond catastrophic. Famine, disease, political and military conflict, and instability have caused Yemenis to endure endless suffering, and the nation has become dependent on charity and international relief. This situation is not sustainable, especially when the world and the country are facing a deadly threat like the Coronavirus (COVID-19). Yemenis cannot stand more suffering, and they need a major and serious intervention today.
Your determination to end this conflict would guarantee that the Yemeni parties sit and enter into a serious dialogue to resolve their conflict without adding more pain and suffering to the people of Yemen.
We are calling on you to: (1) Stop all military incursions and take serious measures against any party that violates the truce. (2) Demand the parties to enter into a serious dialogue to resolve the conflict. (3) Prioritize normalizing the lives of people by removing all measures that impede the movement of people within the country. (4) Lift all blockades on the free movement of Yemenis inside and outside of the country by opening Yemeni airports and lifting the siege around Yemeni cities like Taiz.
The global community can no longer ignore the tragedy suffered by the Yemeni People.
cc:
Ambassador Zhang Jun, China Permanent Representative
Ambassador Nicolas de Riviere, France Permanent Representative
Ambassador Vasily Nebenzya, Russia Permanent Representative
AmbassadorKaren, Pierce, United Kingdom Permanent Representative
Ambassador Kelly Kraft, United States Permanent Representative
Excellency Tijjani Muhammade-Bande, President of the United Nations General Assembly
USA
1- Dr. Mustafa al'Absi, Prof. of Family Medicine and Biobehavioral Health, Duluth Medical Research Institute (DMRI), University of Minnesota, USA
2- Dr. Ahmed Alahdal, Geophysical Advisor, SEG Society of Exploration Geophysicists, USA
3- Dr. Kaled Alamarie, Manager at City of New York , Department of Environmental Protection, USA
4- Dr. Fadhl Alakwaa, Research Investigator, Neurology, Medical School, University of Michigan, Dearborn, Michigan, USA
5- Dr. Hamid Alawadhi, Prof. of Linguistics & Cultural Studies, University of Point Park, USA
6- Dr. Nezar Al-Hebshi, Associate Prof., Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
7- Dr. Fuad Alnajjar, Prof., New York institute of Technology, USA
8- Dr. Waleed Mahdi, Assistant Prof. of US-Arab Cultural Politics, University of Oklahoma, USA
9- Dr. Murad Moqbel, Assistant Prof. of Information Systems, University of Texas-RGV, USA
10- Dr. Nasser Zawia, Dean, Graduate School, University of Rhode Island, USA
Canada
11- Dr. Moustafa Bahran, Visiting Prof. at Department of Physics, Carleton University, Canada
12- Dr. Ghulam Dhabaan, Assistant Prof. & clinical Microbiology researcher, University Health Network, University of Toronto, Canada
13- Dr. Abdullah Gharamah, Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Public Health, University of Alberta, Canada
14- Dr. Faez Mohammed, Prof. of Environment Chemistry, The University of Guelph, Canada
European Union
15- Dr. Ayoub Al-Hamadi, Head of Neuro-Information Technology Department, Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg, Germany
16- Dr. Abdulsalam Alhodid,Sr. R&D Engineer at Fujifilm manufacturing Europe, Netherlands
17- Dr. Mahmoud Al-kharasani, Associate Prof. , Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary
18- Dr. Mohammed Almahfali, Researcher at CMES, Lund Unive
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