Four months after the murder of teacher Nisreen Adeeb, tormented by her husband in the city of Inma in the capital, Aden, her family buried her body in the cemetery of Rahman, after they despaired of an actual move to arrest the perpetrator who escaped to Sanaa under the authority of the Houthis.

The teacher, Nisreen, had been subjected to a heinous murder when her husband shot her while she was heading to her school, against the backdrop of family disputes and violence that the victim was subjected to.

The victim's brother, Walid Adeeb Mazhn Ali, explained in an impressive statement after the burial: “Today we buried the body of the martyr Nisreen after four months of demanding the delivery of the killer, and the inability of the government authority to coordinate with the Sanaa government in this regard.” 

He pointed out that the Sanaa government expressed its willingness to hand over the murderer, provided that the Aden government presented a memorandum of compulsive matter, but the latter did not show any serious move.

The brother added: “We decided to have mercy on and bury our sister.

The issue of teacher Nisreen Adeeb is a tragic example of domestic violence against women in Yemen, and highlights the challenges facing justice in light of the existing political division, and the victim's family calls for a serious movement from the concerned authorities to ensure the perpetrator accountable and achieve retribution.