Southern Yemen leader sees independence referendum, parliament bodyADEN (Reuters) - A rebel former governor of Aden who is leading a movement for southern Yemen s secession has said an independence referendum would be announced soon and a parliamentary body set up to administer the territory.  Aidaroos al-Zubaidi, who was sacked as Aden governor by  President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, set out his secessionist plans to thousands of supporters gathered on Saturday in Yemen s main southern city to mark 54 years since the October 1963 uprising against the British.  Zubaidi, who has previously declared a council that seeks secession for southern Yemen, said in a television interview late on Friday that an independence referendum would be held soon. Speaking to supporters on Saturday, Zubaidi said a new 303-member parliamentary body, the National Association, would act like a small parliament to represent Yemenis from all areas of the south.  Zubaidi announced in May a new council formed by senior tribal, military and political figures. The council seeks the secession of southern Yemen and is looking to establish a political leadership under his presidency that would administer the south.  The move threatens more turmoil in the impoverished Arabian Peninsular country where the internationally-recognized government is forced to sit in Aden because Houthi rebels control the capital Sanaa.  The council was born out of a power struggle between the southerners and President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi that has undermined regional power Saudi Arabia s efforts to coordinate a military campaign against the Tehran-supported Houthis.  Hadi s government has rejected the formation of the council, saying it would deepen divisions and play into the hands of the Houthi rebels.  Many southerners feel that officials in the north have exploited their resources and cut them off from jobs and influence. worldnews
southern yemen leader sees independence referendum parliament bodyaden reuters a rebel former governor aren leading movement southern yemen secession said independence referendum would announced soon parliamentary body set administer territory aidaroos sacked aren governor president manor had set secessionist plans thousands supporters gathered saturday yemen main southern city mark years since october uprising british zubaidi previously declared council seeks secession southern yemen said television interview late friday independence referendum would held soon speaking supporters saturday zubaidi said new parliamentary body national association would act like small parliament represent yemen areas south zubaidi announced may new council formed senior tribal military political figures the council seeks secession southern yemen looking establish political leadership presidency would administer south the move threatens turmoil impoverished arabia peninsular country government forced sit aren south rebels control capital santa the council born power struggle southerners president manor had undermined regional power saudi arabia efforts coordinate military campaign youths had government rejected formation council saying would deepen divisions play hands south rebels many southerners feel officials north exploited resources cut jobs influence worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Southern Yemen leader sees independence referendum, parliament bodyADEN (Reuters) - A rebel former governor of Aden who is leading a movement for southern Yemen s secession has said an independence referendum would be announced soon and a parliamentary body set up to administer the territory.  Aidaroos al-Zubaidi, who was sacked as Aden governor by  President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, set out his secessionist plans to thousands of supporters gathered on Saturday in Yemen s main southern city to mark 54 years since the October 1963 uprising against the British.  Zubaidi, who has previously declared a council that seeks secession for southern Yemen, said in a television interview late on Friday that an independence referendum would be held soon. Speaking to supporters on Saturday, Zubaidi said a new 303-member parliamentary body, the National Association, would act like a small parliament to represent Yemenis from all areas of the south.  Zubaidi announced in May a new council formed by senior tribal, military and political figures. The council seeks the secession of southern Yemen and is looking to establish a political leadership under his presidency that would administer the south.  The move threatens more turmoil in the impoverished Arabian Peninsular country where the internationally-recognized government is forced to sit in Aden because Houthi rebels control the capital Sanaa.  The council was born out of a power struggle between the southerners and President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi that has undermined regional power Saudi Arabia s efforts to coordinate a military campaign against the Tehran-supported Houthis.  Hadi s government has rejected the formation of the council, saying it would deepen divisions and play into the hands of the Houthi rebels.  Many southerners feel that officials in the north have exploited their resources and cut them off from jobs and influence. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: southern yemen leader sees independence referendum parliament bodyaden reuters a rebel former governor aren leading movement southern yemen secession said independence referendum would announced soon parliamentary body set administer territory aidaroos sacked aren governor president manor had set secessionist plans thousands supporters gathered saturday yemen main southern city mark years since october uprising british zubaidi previously declared council seeks secession southern yemen said television interview late friday independence referendum would held soon speaking supporters saturday zubaidi said new parliamentary body national association would act like small parliament represent yemen areas south zubaidi announced may new council formed senior tribal military political figures the council seeks secession southern yemen looking establish political leadership presidency would administer south the move threatens turmoil impoverished arabia peninsular country government forced sit aren south rebels control capital santa the council born power struggle southerners president manor had undermined regional power saudi arabia efforts coordinate military campaign youths had government rejected formation council saying would deepen divisions play hands south rebels many southerners feel officials north exploited resources cut jobs influence worldnews