Yemen Liberation Day  is a significant public holiday in the Republic of Yemen, celebrated annually on October 14th. This holiday commemorates the start of the Radfan Uprising against British rule in 1963. The south part of Yemen, which remained under British control, particularly revered this holiday. The fight lasted for around four years, and the holiday symbolizes the country’s struggle for independence. It is an opportunity to celebrate Yemen’s rich cultural heritage and honor the sacrifices made by its people to achieve freedom.

Event Suggestions:
• Create a timeline of the Radfan Uprising and Yemen’s liberation history
• Explore Yemeni music, architecture, language, and cultural heritage
• Discuss how communities remember struggles for independence