The academic at the University of Aden, Dr. Abdel -Hakim Baqis, revealed his suffering with the delay in the payment of his financial dues for more than ten years, despite his supervision of dozens of masters and doctorate theses and his participation in scientific discussions, considering that his work is "similar to forced labor." 

Bags explained in a post on his Facebook page: The late dues are estimated at about five million Yemeni riyals, according to the universal regulations that were not applied against him, stressing that he continued to perform his scientific tasks in full effort "in the service of his colleagues, students and university" despite the difficult circumstances.  

The publication stated: “I have not obtained any of my legal financial dues for years, and academic work has turned into a material burden in light of the silence of institutions,” noting that this neglect is confirming the professors and threatens the message of education, and added: “I work sincerely as a national duty, but justice requires that the academic obtain his rights,” concluding with the phrase.  

Until now, the Aden University administration has not commented on Baqis's statements, while activists' comments interact with the publication, describing it as a “cry that expresses a bitter reality experienced by the academia of the south and Yemen in general, due to the crisis, the ongoing war, the collapse of education and the currency together.