Abductees’ Mothers Association condemns the actions Houthi armed group has taken against 9 abductees, including mistreatment and refusing to provide food, drinking water, and medications, demanding their families to provide all their needs.Furthermore, the court has already ordered to release these abductees.  The abductees are mere civilians, who were abducted between 2018 and 2019. They have been subjected to forced disappearance and torture. Their

 In Aden, Abductees’ Mothers Association has documented 57 cases of enforced disappearance, committed by the Southern Transitional Council’s Security Belt forces. The periods of disappearance have lasted as long as 6 years, with no news of the abductees’ medical conditions and safety. In one case, a family only heard of their son’s arrest from media. The last piece of information they received was that he was transferred to a field

Abductees’ Mothers Association has documented 32 cases of forced disappearance, 2 of whom are held by Abu Alabas group, one held by the Joint Forces at the western coast, and 29 are held by Houthi armed group. Some of the victims have been forcibly disappeared for as long as 6 years, with no news of their medical conditions and safety. Ahmed Haddash’s family held a condolence gathering, expecting that he had passed away, after looking for him in many

Abductees and detainees held at Political Security Prison in Sana’a have been repeatedly subjected to mistreatment and arbitrary acts for more than two weeks. At Abductees’ Mothers Association, we condemn the violations against 15 abductees held at Security and Intelligence Prison in Sana’a. As reported by the families, the violations include; mistreatment, solitary confinement, beating, verbal abuse, starvation, and prevention of using

In Taiz, Abductees’ Mothers Association commemorated the third anniversary of bombing Community College Prison in Dhamar. Titled “Bombing Community College Prison, A Crime Awaiting Justice.”, the association held, this morning, a hearing session for several victims of the crime that took place at the early hours of September 1st, 2019, and resulted in the death of dozens of abductees. Sadeq Mohammed Mofleh, a former abductee and a survivor

In Conjunction with the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearance, Abductees’ Mothers Association in Aden demanded disclosing the fate of their sons who had been forcibly disappeared since 2016. In their protesting rally this morning by Alma’asheeq Presidential Palace, mothers stated that there was no news of the abductees’ medical conditions and safety. In one case, a family only heard of their son’s arrest from media. The

With the approach of the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearance, Abductees’ Mothers Association in Taiz demanded uncovering the fate of 32 forcibly disappeared individuals, 2 of whom are held by Abu Alabas group, one held by the Joint Forces at the western coast, and 29 are held by Houthi armed group. Some of the victims had been forcibly disappeared for as long as 6 years, with no news of their medical conditions and safety. During

Titled “Psychological Trauma Treatment Strategies”, Abductees’ Mothers Association held a psychological support session for the survivors of violence against women, which was financed by the Doria Feminist Fund.    During the session that lasted for two days, and was attended by 30 women, participants were familiarized with the psychological trauma and its variations, as well as its symptoms.   Using workshops and