by New Worker correspondent
MEMBERS of the Yemeni community in
London held a silent protest
opposite Downing Street last Saturday to demonstrate
against the killing of peaceful protesters in Sanaa by troops loyal to
President Ali Abdullah Saleh. The vigil, timed to coincide with more mass
protests in Yemen,
was a silent one, with protesters standing with tape over their mouths with the
message “Silence Kills” and placards listed the number of deaths and called for
freedom rather than slaughter in the Yemen.
Many held the red, white and black Yemeni tricolour and others had it painted
on their faces.
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