Human Organization Condemns Killing Yemeni Resident in US
News - Yemen: Human Organization for Rights and Freedoms condemned Friday the repeated crimes of robbery, assault and murder against Yemeni citizens in the US.
Human Organization also called on the international community and the US administration to stand seriously in front of these crimes, to take strict measures against the perpetrators and to bring them to justice so that they receive their punishment.
It also expressed condolences to the family of the citizen Al-Qalfani and all the Yemeni community in the US, stressing standing with the Yemeni community in the face of such outlaw attacks.
In the first six months of this year, the United States endured a whopping 28 mass killings -- all but one of which involved guns -- leaving 140 people dead and hundreds injured in a constant cycle of violence, The Associated Press reported, citing a database maintained by the agency and the USA Today national newspaper in partnership with Northeastern University.
The 2023 milestone, the report noted, “beat the previous record of 27 mass killings, which was only set in the second half of 2022.”
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