South's unaccepted apology
The article discusses the history and suffering of Southern Yemen from the 1994 war up to the present day. It highlights how the region has been repeatedly accused of being linked to communism, accusations that impact its right to independence and reform. Despite participating alongside the rest of Yemen in unified forces and making sacrifices since the 2015 war, these old accusations still resurface and are used to justify its marginalization. Furthermore, unqualified practices persist in appointing leadership, reminiscent of the aftermath of the 1994 conflict. The article calls for a reevaluation and justice for the South through correcting the course and listening to its people.
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