Aden's Nationalist leaders in Sana, Capital of Yemen demanded on May 29th an end to British domination in the Aden areas and their unification with the Yemen Republic, according to a report from Sana, These leaders were Abdullah Asnag, Leader of the Aden People's Socialist Party, and several delegated from the “Aden Portectorates", They revealed that tho Britisk’ colonial mithoritios in Aden had recently increased persecution of the Aden nationalists, and demanded political rights for Aden nationalists, They raised these demands when testifying before a United Nations subcommittee delegated by the U.N. Commission on Colonies to examine the sit uation .in Aden and the "Aden Protectorates", The U.N. Commission on Colonies decided in early May to sond a sub-committee to Aden and tho area despite United States and British votes against this. The subcommittee, later denied entry into tho Aden areas by Britain, wont to Caire and there inter viewed nationalists from the Southern Arabian Poninsula.
According to Cairo press reports during the sub-committee!s stayin Cairo, Naseer Oragy, Spokesman of the Aden People's Socialist Party in Uairo, submitted a noto to tho committeo demanding the termination of British domination of Aden and its adjoining territories, the dissolution of the Aden “Logislative Council", tho withdrawal of tho British military base and the unification of the Aden areas with Yemon, He pointed out the opposition by the Aden people to the British "Federation of Arab Emirates of the South".
More than 600 people demonstrated in Aden onlling for the reunification of Aden with Yemen on May 30th, Demonstrations broke out simultaneously in four districts of the city, Steel holmeted police called out by the British Colonial Authorities used tear gas and baton charges to disperse the demonstrators,