Southern Tribes Seek Mua'in Al-Muqri's Legal Status
The article addresses the issue of the detention of political activist and media figure Mounir al-Muqri in Aden. The Southern Arabian tribes have demanded the disclosure of the legal reasons behind his continued imprisonment, despite a prior judicial order for his release on bail, which is still pending implementation. The coalition states that al-Muqri has been detained since July 1, 2026, concerning the case of storming the "Aden Al-Ghad" headquarters. They emphasize the necessity of respecting legal procedures and his right to defend himself in court. The coalition underscores the importance of transparency in determining his legal status and insists that his release should be carried out if no other legal grounds for his detention exist. They also highlight that the case is currently under judicial review and that no rulings should be issued before a final court decision, calling for a fair and public trial. Simultaneously, the coalition urges media institutions—especially "Aden Al-Ghad"—to set aside differences and work toward a peaceful reconciliation, reaffirming al-Muqri's right to defense and justice. The court will consider the case related to the storming of the institution, with calls to ensure his rights and provide opportunities for transparency and integrity.
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