Young Doctors, Islamic Student Union protest arrest of Dr. Abu Hassan

KARACHI: The Young Doctors Association (YDA) Sindh and Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba staged a joint protest outside the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) Najmuddin Auditorium in Karachi. The demonstration was held to condemn the arrest of Dr. Abu Hassan, the continued bombing of Gaza, and the atrocities inflicted on Palestinian civilians.

Protesters emphasized that the bombing of hospitals in Gaza, which has claimed countless innocent lives, is not only an act against humanity but also a grave violation of international laws. They demanded the immediate release of Dr. Abu Hassan, who was detained during the demonstration.

Participants also called for urgent global action to condemn the ongoing violence that has left thousands dead and children orphaned. They stressed the need for international solidarity and a unified stance against the atrocities in Gaza.

The Young Doctors Association (YDA) Sindh and the Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba reaffirmed their unwavering support for the people of Gaza and urged relevant authorities to take immediate action to stop the human rights violations occurring in the region.

Safe Gaza campaign and call for global intervention

The protest was part of the Safe Gaza Campaign, highlighting the urgent need for the restoration of healthcare services and protection of innocent lives in Gaza. The YDA Sindh demanded immediate global assistance to resolve the healthcare crisis and called for investigations into the incidents that have caused immense suffering for Gaza’s population.

The primary aim of the protest was to raise international awareness about the severity of the situation in Gaza and to push for meaningful intervention to ensure human rights and medical aid.

The plight of Gaza demands immediate and collective global action. The voices raised in solidarity must not be ignored, as humanity itself stands at a crossroads. It is time for the world to intervene decisively and restore hope for the people of Gaza.

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