Sana’a University Sharia and Law Secretary-General Launches Student Exams at Central Prison

SANA’A, Yemen — June 20, 2026 — Bashir Thawaba, Secretary-General of the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Sana’a University, officially launched the final examination period today for faculty students currently held at the Capital Secretariat’s Central Prison Correctional Facility. The initiative reflects the faculty’s ongoing commitment to ensuring all students can exercise their right to test under appropriate conditions, enabling them to continue their educational journeys in accordance with approved academic regulations.
During his visit to oversee the testing process, Thawaba inspected the examination halls, logistics, and organizational measures. He emphasized the college leadership’s dedication to guaranteeing every student’s access to education and overcoming obstacles to learning. This effort, he noted, embodies Sana’a University’s humanitarian and educational mission to serve the community, uphold justice, and promote equal opportunities.
Thawaba further highlighted that the faculty remains steadfast in providing a supportive environment for students to complete their academic requirements. Driven by its educational responsibilities, the institution strives to expand academic and intellectual qualification opportunities for all students without exception.
This step aligns with the Faculty of Sharia and Law’s broader efforts to institutionalize equal opportunity and apply academic standards universally. The faculty expressed its deep appreciation to the administration of the Central Prison Correctional Facility for their close cooperation and the seamless logistical support that ensured the successful organization of the exams.
These collaborative efforts underscore Sana’a University’s enduring commitment to its scientific and humanitarian goals, treating education as a fundamental right and contributing to human development and community empowerment.