Yemeni students take Sanaa university officials to court over serial killer
Yemen, Local, 5/31/2000

The general Union of Yemeni Students announced on Tuesday in Sanaa that its has filed a lawsuit against officials at Sanaa university accusing them of "negligence." A situation which permitted Sanaa's " killer" who killed 16 women in Yemen including 8 women students.

AFP quoted the general union of Yemeni students as saying in a statement that it had filed a lawsuit against the university's administration officials and security at charges of negligence and bad performance, SANA reported.

The students union also called on the students to suspend the strike they have been carrying out since last Saturday, noting that the Yemeni authorities had responded to the demands raised by students to open a file to know the possible collaborators with the Sudanese killer Adam Omar Ishak who worked at the morgue of the faculty of medicine at the university.

The killer ( 52) admitted by the beginning of the trial last Saturday that he killed 16 women in Yemen including 8 students. He also admitted he had committed other killing crimes in Sudan, Kuwait, Chad and the republic of central Africa.

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