Yemen must investigate sniper killings of protesters

Headline Title: Yemen must investigate sniper killings of protesters 09 July 2012 The Yemeni authorities must launch an immediate independent investigation after Central Security Forces and snipers opened fire on a peaceful demonstration and march in the southern port city of Aden on Saturday killing at least three people, and leaving another clinically dead, Amnesty International said.Snipers were seen firing from rooftops as hundreds gathered to mark the 18th anniversary of the day in 1994 that government forces from Sana'a captured Aden from secessionist forces at the end of the…

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