Yemen’s government grants immunity to President Ali Abdullah Saleh and his administration

The government on Sunday approved the law that grants Mr. Saleh immunity from "legal and judicial prosecution" for any alleged crimes committed during his 33-year rule. Yemen’s parliament still must approve the deal.
In November, Mr. Saleh signed a Gulf-brokered deal aimed at ending the political crisis in the impoverished country.
Under that deal, he handed authority to Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, ahead of a February presidential election in which Hadi is the consensus candidate of major parties.
In November, Mr. Saleh signed a Gulf-brokered deal aimed at ending the political crisis in the impoverished country.
Under that deal, he handed authority to Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, ahead of a February presidential election in which Hadi is the consensus candidate of major parties.
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