Immunity Law in Yemen Sparks New Protests

February 2012

Immunity Law in Yemen Sparks New Protests The law – passed by the Cabinet just weeks before President Ali Abdullah Saleh is supposed to step down – is part of a US-backed effort to end the country’s political mess. The offer of broad immunity from prosecution has only set off new debates about whether it gives suspected war criminals and...

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