Two Yemeni journalists released
Yemen, Politics, 7/9/2002

The West Sanaa court decided on Monday to release the two Yemeni writers Abdul Rahim Mohsin and Ibrahim Hassan Muhammad who were presented before the court over the case filed against them by the Press Attorney.

The two writers Abdul rahim Mohsin and Ibrahim were accused of damaging the Yemeni resident and provoke against the government and the ruling authority as well as calling for sectarianism in articles and publications issued by them in the two Yemeni papers al-Thawri (the revolutionary) and al-Osbo ( the week).

The trial sessions of the two journalists witnessed large political and press presence and were preceded by organizing vast and large scale sit-ins and protests at the level of the political and press community, until the two men were released from the intelligence department and brought before the attorney and then for trial.

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