Anti-Government Protests Continue In Yemen -- Al Jazeera
Protesters say they are not against continued GCC mediation and insist their primary goal is President Saleh's removal.
Hudreds of Yemenis have once again rallied in the capital, Sanaa, calling on President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down.
The protesters also said on Thursday that while they wanted Saleh to quit, they were not against continued mediation by neighbouring Gulf nations, despite the offer being rejected by opposition politicians.
However, youth groups, which make up the bulk of protesters, have previously rejected elements of past deals by the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), including the prospect that Saleh could be immune from
prosecution.
But regardless of a Gulf offer, youth groups say their main aim was for Saleh to leave office.
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