Sanaa, Yemen Opposition parties in Yemen have urged the international community, regional powers and human rights groups to help stop the bloodshed in their country.
Yemen has seen weeks of turmoil as military and police forces crack down on protesters demanding President Ali Abdullah Saleh step down after 32 years in power.
More than 120 people have been killed and 5,000 injured since the protests started in February 11, inspired by the popular uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt.
The Yemeni parties issued a statement late Monday saying Mr. Saleh, his sons and relatives, as well as security and military apparatuses they control are carrying out planned attacks against peaceful demonstrations with the intent to kill.
Mr. Saleh has clung to power, saying Yemen will sink into chaos if he goes.
