Talk:Human rights in Yemen

message: Should a section on this be added? For example, http://www.irinnews.org/report/93281/yemen-conflict-generating-more-child-soldiers http://www.child-soldiers.org/user_uploads/pdf/part3casestudyyemenadeeprootedproblemmadeworsebyinaction6213472.pdf   — Preceding unsigned comment added by 213.128.188.180 (talk) 12:31, 5 February 2014 (UTC)
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First of all, they are not just shia's, they are Zaydi shia's, and that's a big difference. They are more nearer to sunni teachings  than shia teachings found in Iraq or Iran. And the yemen government is not dominated by sunni's, at least provide a reliable source, i.e. not a freelance website like worldpress.com.
*According to the press reports, the Chief of the Yemeni Supreme Shia Council has stated, “(Iraqi) military men advised Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh to kill Shias in the country as did Saddam in Iraq.” The ongoing violence in the Shia region of Saada has also been labeled a “genocide” by Sistani, the influential Shia leader of Iraq. Many Shias have fallen victim to the Yemeni security forces, which have been reportedly infiltrated by Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein’s former henchmen..
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1) Again worldpress.org 2) What an "(Iraqi) military men" or a cleric sitting in Iraq thinks is totattly irrlevent. Human rights and non-profit non-political organizations are the only reliable source . Jidan 14:43, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Christian Science Monitor and World Press are reliable sources, don't try to remove sourced information that doesn’t suit your personal views. "The Shia cleric sitting in Iraq", Ayatollah Sistani, is an influncial leader of the world's Shias, this is similar to the Pope commenting on the treatment of Catholics in a country. Like it or not, Zaydi Shias are Shias nonetheless. --Mardavich 14:54, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: Well, it depends on what you understand under sourced information. I can open my own website and write "Jidan is the best guy in the wolrd",but that wouldn't be a reliable source, would it? ;) Anyway, I conntacted user user:Al-Zaidi, he is a profi oin this topic. Until then, please stop throwing spam into the article. Thank you. Jidan 15:09, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Human rights 

message: This has been recently removed from article on Yemen. May be parts of it can be used here.--Pethr 23:58, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Removed text from article on [[Yemen]] 

message: 1.  The first sentence claiming that Zaidiyyah Shias are subject to abuse by the government is not mentioned in any of your references.  This is User:Zeydi's opinion and should be removed.
2.  The quote form the Chief of the Yemeni Supreme SHia Council.  This Council is unheard of.  I tried searching google in both Arabic and English and the only thing I could find was this quote.  This council doesn't even have a website.  There is no name for the Cheif of the Council.  There is no way he could know what advice is given to the president.  Even if all this were true why should this be put in the Human Rights section of Yemen if the President received bad advice from some Iraqi advisors.  Besides the President himself is Shia(FACT) and his tribe are Shia(FACT) and in such a tribal country he would not kill his own tribe so this whole quote doesn't make any sense.
3.  Al-Sistani's opinion is biased simply because he is a religious Shia figure who has never been to Yemen he was only told the story from the Shia rebels.  I accept leaving this sentence but you should also add a sentence quoting somebody from the Yemeni government calling those Shia'a rebels Terrorists so you could have all points of view.
4.  I don't see what the quote from Nizar Hamzeh has to do with the Human Rights of Shia muslims.  Besides that is a personal opinion of some Academic.
5.  All what User:Zeydi has written is one side of the story.  There must be another side which is the war that his been going on since 2004 because this is the main cause of everything mentioned by User:Zeydi.
6.  There should be a separation between the vast majority of Shia Muslims in Yemen and Al-Houthi's followers.  There is no discrimination against Shia Muslims in General and here are some examples (remember Shias are about 40% of the population):
A.  The current President and all previous presidents (of northern Yemen) were Zaydi Shia (FACT)
B.  All official Mofti's of the Republic of Yemen were Zaydi Shia (FACT)
C.  The Big Mosque in Sana'a (the Capital) is a Zaydi Shia mosque and the Friday Prayer in this mosque is shown everyweek on national TV (FACT)
D.  The president's relatives are the most powerful people in the country and they're mostly Zaydi Shia (FACT).Wikiarabia (talk) 09:31, 27 May 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: It's not my opinion, it's from AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL, and WORLD PRESS which are reputable sources. This a free website, you have no right to censor sourced information. --Zeydi (talk) 04:12, 24 June 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Shia Treatment 

message: >> Yemen's 'Muwaladeen': The struggle for equal citizenship Lihaas (talk) 19:46, 5 April 2014 (UTC)
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