Abductees' Mothers Association demanded an immediate formation of an international investigation committee to investigate the crime of murdering dozens of abductees at Community College prison in Dhamar and to hold the culprits accountable for the crime. The association's statement was announced today in Taiz at a protesting rally held by the association this morning nearby the district administration office. The statement condemned the one-week

Abductees' Mothers Association has received 3844 reports of enforced disappearance cases since it was founded in April, 2016. 128 abductees are still forcibly hidden until today. Some families have no idea of their abducted relatives' whereabouts. Others do not know if their relatives are alive or dead. Enforced disappearance is considered a grieve violation where the abductee is subjected to psychological and physical torture during disappearance time.

Abductees' Mothers Association held, today in Al-Hudaydah, a rally to condemn and protest against the judgments of executing 30 abductees, in Sana'a. The judgments had been issued by Supreme Criminal Court which lacks jurisdiction and was headed by Houthi loyalists.According to Abductees' Mothers Association, the whole world witnessed as the court revoked all international human rights laws and agreements to issue the void and null judgment after a

Abductees' Mothers Association in Sana'a condemned the air strikes carried out by Arab Coalition which targeted the abductees held at Community College prison in Dhamar. The air strikes resulted in the death of dozens of abductees after three years of abduction and detention by Houthi armed group. In today's rally by the Red Cross office in Sana'a, the association held the Arab Coalition responsible for directly targeting and killing the abductees.

Titled Innocent at a Void Trial, Abductees' Mothers Association and other civil society organizations held, today, a seminar regarding the death sentences of 30 civilian abductees issued by Houthi armed group. In the working paper presented by the association, the importance of the 30 abductees' case and the countless efforts made for it were elaborated. The association's representative discussed those efforts, in the seminar, such as; presenting the

Titled "Stop Executions", Abductees' Mothers Association in Taiz organized, today, a human right seminar regarding the death sentences of 30 abductees issued by Houthi armed group. Organizing the seminar was coordinated by Bar Association in Yemen, and The National Commission to Investigate Alleged Violation to Human Rights. The seminar contained different presentations. During the first presentation, Ali Al-Mansoub, a lawyer and Bar Association

Abductees' Mothers Association organized, today morning in Aden, a protesting rally by Judiciary Complex. Mothers demanded Minister of Interiors, Minister of Justice, Attorney General, and Head of Judicial Inspection Unit to uncover the fate of dozens of forcibly hidden abductees who are held at secret detention centers around the governorate. In the rally statement, mothers also urged authorities to release the abductees included in the Public Prosecution

Arslan is a four-year-old child. His age is almost equal to his uncle's detention period in Political Security Prison in Sana'a. Two weeks ago, he travelled from Raymah, accompanied by some relatives, to visit his abducted uncle, Professor Yusuf Al-Bawab. Arslan's grandmother is disabled. During her son's incarceration, she has lost sight in one eye and damagingly weakened in the other. Before Arslan and his relatives left for the visit, his

Abductees' Mothers Association participated, today, in introducing "Death Cells" report. The report tells the details of abduction and torture cases carried out by Houthi armed group. It was co-produced by Abductees' Mothers Association, Human Rights Office, and Human Rights Network. During the introduction, Abductees' Mothers Association presented an additional reported containing figures and statistics regarding forcibly hidden abductees,

Abductees' Mothers Association organized, today, a protesting rally by the house of Minister of Interiors, Ahmed Al-Maisari, in Aden, demanding him to uncover the fate of enforced disappearance victims who were illegally abducted 3 years ago.Mothers carried banners demanding justice and judicial system activation. They held Minister of Interiors accountable, as the head of the competent authority in charge of enforced disappearance cases, for the lives and

Abductees' Mothers Association organized, along with several civil society organizations, a protesting rally today in Ma'rib to oppose and condemn the Houthi judgment of executing 30 abductees in Sana'a. During the rally, the judgments were denounced and condemned. The judgement of executing 30 civilian, among of whom are academics and students, conflicts with humanitarian laws and agreements as the abductees were forcibly hidden, physically and

Abductees' Mothers Association congratulated the families of the 13 abductees who had been released today from Be'er Ahmed prison in Aden. 20 abductees were ordered to be released by Public Prosecution before Ramadan, yet only those 13 were released today. The association emphasizes on its stand to condemn arbitrary arrest and detention, and enforced disappearance, and to disapprove the detention of those included in Public Prosecution order of release.

Behind prison bars lays the absolute humanitarian suffering and the real test of humankind conscience. In addition to the crimes of arbitrary arrest and detention, enforced disappearance, torture, murder by torture, mistreatment, and prevention of lawful and legal rights, there is the financial extortion. Extortion is a different kind of suffering for it includes not only the abductees, but their families too. Many families of the abductees and forcibly hidden

Abductees' Mothers Association in Taiz demanded saving the 30 civilian abductees, who were sentenced to death by Houthi armed group, and their immediate and unconditional release as they are innocent civilians who were abducted from homes and workplaces with no legal justification, were forcibly hidden for months, and were systematically tortured physically and psychologically.Abductees' mothers condemned, in their rally today morning in front of district

Abductees' Mothers Association held the international community and the UN responsible for the lives and safety of 30 abductees, among of whom are academics and students, who had been sentenced to death by Houthi armed group after three years of physical and psychological torture and unfair defamation. In their rally this morning in front of UN Special Envoy in Sana'a, abductees' mothers stated that the abandonment of their sons' case and the

Abductees' Mothers Association in Aden demanded the attorney general to immediately disclose the investigation outcomes of the abductees' and forcibly hidden individuals' case which was undertaken by special committee four months ago. In their rally in front of Public Prosecution headquarters this morning, mothers stated that dozens of their sons have been forcibly hidden for years where there is no way to know what are going through and that they,