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Saturday 28 May 2011

GRAPHIC: Shahd 5 years old killed

The clashes between Saleh's forces and Al-Ahmar troops that were happening the past couple of days in Hasaba resulted in the deaths of many people.

Shad was reported to be killed by Saleh's forces attacks on Sadeq Ahmar's men in the area.  An only child in her family, she was five years old . Our staff at Yemen Rights Monitor express our greatest condolences to her family. As a tribute to her, we have a few photos of her living. Unfortunately we also have photos to record her death. Maybe one day in the future, we'll ask her family to record her dreams


 May Shad rest in peace.








Posted by Yemen Rights Monitor at 12:18

25 comments:

  1. Anonymous2 June 2011 at 19:19

    These people are unf.....ing believable I don't usually curse but this situ is getting worse by the day... so frustrating. Our hearts go out to all families who have suffered during this time.

    Diane

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  2. Anonymous2 June 2011 at 19:53

    We must keep in mind that the spirit lives on...this beautiful child's life was not in vain... her spirit will remain close to her parents and hopefully they will feel her presence. I can't think of any else to give them hope. I can't think of anything to give the human race hope. We are the most awful species on Earth.

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  3. Anonymous2 June 2011 at 23:02

    my heart simply breaks for her family...

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  4. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 02:56

    ان لله وان اليه راجعون الله يرحمها ويصبر اهلها امين يارب

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  5. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 04:21

    I will pray for her soul.

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  6. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 04:27

    It is hard to understand evil and the loss of a beautiful child. Let us hope that justice will prevail: that the veils of lies that have been fed to the Arab world will be unveiled and that the Yemeni people will have the strength to go forward and bring themselves into the modern family of nations.

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  7. Unknown3 June 2011 at 04:37

    I am not going to make any comment on the the clashes...but the killing of Shahd... intentions are not good..human ... !!!

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  8. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 04:38

    Bone chilling - an other Angel killed, for WHAT!?!? When will men realize, they kill for evil men's agendas, not for any other reason - for their money/power/mineral hungry egos.... what is there to gain in killing the children of Mothers & Fathers, whether 5 months, 5years, 15 years or 50years.wrong, wrong, wrong!

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  9. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 04:39

    How many children will have to be tortured, abused, mutilated and killed before these monsters are removed from power ? I think of my own sweet child who is now grown and if someone should harm her even today, they would have to answer to my wrath ! May God have mercy on us all, and bring about the downfall of these evil people! Power to the People! Blessings to the families who cry for their precious children. This one was so sweet. <3

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  10. MARG3 June 2011 at 04:46

    Oh my God!! whats happening? Loads of prayers ...

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  11. Connie Lane Christy3 June 2011 at 05:03

    May her spirit live on with her family.
    Angels cry for this tiny spark of light and
    life.

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  12. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 05:05

    My heart just sank after reading this article, let us pray

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  13. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 05:07

    My heart goes out for her...

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  14. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 05:10

    My grandparents left Syria and came to US so my heart aches even more for the people of Syria and I feel so frustrated that all we can do is watch from afar. Stay strong, there is strength in numbers, you will overcome.

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  15. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 05:12

    sorry..posted on wrong board.

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  16. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 05:33

    One less suicide bomber.

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  17. Tinggay3 June 2011 at 05:54

    I have a little girl of the same age. I cannot imagine what her parents must be feeling. I really pray Yemen finds peace soon enough or else more precious innocent lives like this will be lost.

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  18. Ruth3 June 2011 at 06:33

    Ending ...sexism and including women fully in every aspect of society not only ends its own great evil--the oppression of women--but also is part of the solution to the rest of the world's problems. Until women are deeply involved in opposing the violence in the world, we are not going to bring it to an end. All women must be equally at the forefront of the movements for social justice. And they also have a special leverage over the men in their lives, who often perpetuate death while women are left creating life. But women can say, "We have had enough of this business. If you keep going out to fight and kill, we're not going to have anything to do with you." It is tremendous that women are increasingly taking on positions of leadership, but they must not simply settle for business as usual. They have the potential--if they have the courage--to transform the institutions they are inheriting and to make them more humane and more just. Unleashing the power of women has the potential to transform our world in extraordinary and many as yet unimagined ways. . . .
    Archbishop Desmond Tutu, "God Has a Dream" (p. 49)

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  19. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 06:37

    The photos stress the urgency of this situation. I wonder what experiences "one less suicide bomber" commenter has encountered that he/she would endorse the killing of a young child in her own backyard? Is it the assumption that the child will grow up to kill others? Or just a hatred for the people? Or has he/she lost a loved one? I am trying to understand.

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  20. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 06:37

    A beautiful innocent child....as a mother of 3 I cry for her family's loss and cry even harder for the world in which my children must live. Bless you beautiful girl.

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  21. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 06:44

    She was *beaten*??? For what? a five year old... My heart overflows with sorrow for her family. Prayers and thoughts go out to them.

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  22. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 06:46

    I have a niece Shahd's age with the same expressive eyes. That her beautiful soul should become a casualty in this fight for freedom is inevitable, I suppose. Many sympathies to her family. I hope her murder reminds us all how fragile life and freedom are.

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  23. Anonymous3 June 2011 at 07:50

    Stop hoping, start BEING.

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  24. Maggie3 June 2011 at 10:00

    Shahd was a beautiful & innocent little girl. This is the greatest loss a parent can feel - the death of a child - moreover, a death such as this. My heart overflows with sorrow & sympathy for the family. My heart goes out to her family. Remember, her spirit is alive and always in your heart.

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  25. Anonymous12 June 2011 at 13:34

    Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un.

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