Informed sources revealed that the University of Jeddah informed the Yemeni academics they worked for that, terminate their employment contract as part of the Saudis’ arbitrary actions against Yemeni immigrants, which include most of the kingdom.
Sources confirmed that Saudi Arabia began the process of arbitrarily deporting Yemeni immigrants in a process that includes university professors, doctors, engineers and workers.
These sources denied that Saudi officials had withdrawn from the deportation of Yemenis, which was widely criticized by international human rights organizations.
Human Rights Watch has confirmed that “Saudi officials have been terminating or extending the contracts of Yemeni employees since July 2021, which may force them to return to their country, a war that has been raging for years. He stressed that Saudi officials should suspend the decision. “Let the Yemenis stay in Saudi Arabia and let them work there.”
sources denied that Saudi officials had withdrawn from the deportation of Yemenis, which was widely criticized by international human rights organizations.
This comes after Yemenis confirmed to Reuters that “hundreds of medical staff, academics and others in the southern part of the Kingdom bordering Yemen have been informed in the past few months that a decision has been made to withdraw them.” Najran University terminated the contract of 100 Yemenis and about 200 employees of other southern universities were fired.