Islamic Liberation Party calls for shutting down NDI and foreign organizations
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Written By: Hasan Al-Zaidi (YEMEN POST STAFF)
Article Date: August 4, 2008
The Islamic Liberation Party, Yemen branch, demanded shutting down the National Democratic Institute (NDI), the Danish Institute and other foreign organizations because they pose great risk on the Yemeni society's culture and its sons.
The party also warned Yemeni civil society organizations against establishing relations with the foreign embassies, describing them as the biggest devil.
It further accused the NDI of fueling the Summer War of 1994 that left behind thousands of people dead and injured, together with immense material losses. It also left wild scars on the Yemeni national unity.
In its symposium themed "The International Conflict over Yemen under the Absence of Islamic Caliphate" organized last Thursday in Sana'a, the party called for restoring the Islamic Caliphate.
It also demanded an entire and radical solution for Sa'ada issue and not to use the war for settling scores, recommending as well setting solutions for what it called lifting the injustice against the South Yemen's sons.
The party came into existence in 1997 and it got several facilities by influential personalities. It held its first Caliphate conference in 2002, shortly after security forces arrested some of the party's leaders on what is known as the 'war on terror'.