Yemen's capital Sana'a marked the third anniversary of the 11th February revolution which ousted the former president Ali Abdullah Saleh.
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The council of the revolutionary youth welcomed a UN resolution for sanctions on former president Ali Abdullah Saleh and two Houthi leaders, including travel ban and assets freeze.
Youth and students of the peaceful revolution marked the third anniversary of the students' revolution which erupted on 15th January 2011 with a festival in the Martyr Yassir Arafat Hall in Sanaa University.
With the participation of singer Abdulrahman Al-Haddad and Nobel Laureate Tawakkol Karman, the council of the revolutionary youth on Saturday held a festival to mark the anniversary of the independence day of 30th November.
Karman, the general coordinator of the council, said she hoped that the people mark the anniversary next year with their country making its own decision without interference or tutelage of anyone.
Member of the council Zaid Al-Salam said the duty of the council is to rehabilitate all Yemeni revolutions including the 30th November because the council is the one capable to face all challenges faced by the people.
"We, in the council, are fully aware of all challenges and that the people who provided huge sacrifices for great revolutions will not accept any attempt to ruin their future," Al-Salam said.
Singer Al-Haddad performed some of revolutionary songs during the festival. Poems by poets Amir Al-Saidi and Said Al-Asali were delivered as well.
Almasdaronline- Sanaa: Minister of legal affairs Dr Mohammed Al-Mikhlafi said on Thursday they are discussing with the government two agreements for formation of a human rights court and another to protect people from forced disappearance before referring them to the parliament.
The council of the revolutionary youth on Sunday launched its first conference on the constitution project and its vision for the legal and constitutional shape of the regime.