The Abductees' Mothers Association launched its sixth annual report entitled "Mothers at the Gates of Justice 3", which contains the details of violation the abductees, detainees and forcibly disappeared persons were subjected to in the Republic of Yemen during the year 2021.At the outset, the report highlighted its monitoring of the assaults on the Right to Life, which included “three death cases”. Two cases passed away inside the

American Center of Justice (ACJ) Executive Director, Abdul-Rahman Barman said that the violations committed against the kidnapped, arbitrarily detained and forcibly disappeared do not receive enough attention by media and human rights organizations especially since they are committed by all parties, albeit to varying degrees. This statement was a part of a session held by Abductees’ Mothers Association and the American Center for Justice (ACJ) on Twitter

The Yemeni Abductees Day campaign will be launched tomorrow, Sunday, with the aim of declaring 18 of April a popular and official day to end the suffering of the abductees and to provide them with rehabilitation. This campaign, which is the result of the cooperation between Abductees’ Mothers Association and the American Center for Justice (ACJ) and the participation of a number of activists and organizations, aims to solve the issue of abductees and

Omar, a child, could not hold himself while talking about his father, who had been abducted for seven years by Houthis, and started crying as he described his longing to his father and his wish of spending the coming Ramadan with his father.  Abductees’ mothers and children made a humanitarian call during a protesting rally held this morning by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Sana’a, in conjunction with the advent of

In Marib, Abductees’ Mothers Association organized, this morning, a workshop for police officers in the context of empowering the rule of law, and in conjunction with the International Day Against Police Brutality, March 15th.  During the workshop, Khaled Al-Raimi, a lawyer, spoke of the reason behind celebrating the International Day Against Police Brutality, the definition of brutality, and deterring brutality by security procedures. He defined police

In Taiz, Abductees’ Mothers Association condemned prolonging and derailing the case of their abducted, forcibly disappeared, and arbitrarily arrested sons, whose detention periods had lasted as long as six years, amidst the intransigence of all parties, and demanded their immediate and unconditional release.   In its rally, held this morning by the governor’s office, the association stated that it had documented 76 cases of abducted civilians

Organized by Abductees’ Mothers Association in Marib, released abductees celebrated their mothers and wives and awarded them, in conjunction with the International Women’s Day, March 8th. During the ceremony, the association representative in Marib, Sabah Hamid, made a speech, in which she clarified the objective of organizing such a ceremony, which is to present a great example of men appreciating women, and to encourage released men to appreciate

In Aden, Abductees’ Mothers Association participated today at a protesting rally, in conjunction with International Women’s Day. The rally was organized by Wogood for Human Security and other NGOs. The rally demanded to empower women and their rights, by granting more involvement while mothers called for the freedom of their sons and the achievement of peace. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2022 #WomensDay2022

Abductees’ Mothers Association condemned issuing execution and imprisonment judgements of 13 abductees held at Political Security Prison in Sana’a. Those abductees had faced false charges, had confessions forced out them under torture, been repeatedly forcibly disappeared, and referred to kangaroo courts.  In this morning’s rally by OHCHR in Sana’a, Abductees’ Mothers Association stated that the Specialized Criminal Court in

In Taiz, Abductees’ Mothers Association held its first society meeting, which was attended by different representatives of political parties, civilian components and local authorities. The meeting mainly discussed the role of the community in facing the violations of all abductions and arbitrary arrests. At the beginning, Asma’a Al-Rae’i, the association’s representative in Taiz, spoke of the efforts made by official and unofficial

This evening, Miss Sabah Humaid, head of Abductees’ Mothers Association’s Marib Office, and lawyer Ulfat Al-Refa’eiy, head of Documenting and Monitoring Department in the association, had a meeting with the head of Specialized Criminal Court in the governorate and a delegation of the National Committee. The meeting was attended by Specialized Criminal Court head, judge Ahmed Al-Haidari, and National Committee members; judge Naser Al-Awthali,

This morning, Abductees’ Mothers Association in Aden held a protesting rally in front of the house of former head of Specialized Criminal Court, judge Waheeb Fadhl Al-Radfani, to demand him to hand the casefiles of 14 arbitrarily arrested persons to competent authorities in order to resume court proceedings and release them. Mothers called to save their sons, whose medical and psychological conditions had been deteriorating at Be’er Ahmed Prison,

أقامت جمعية أمهات المختطفين اليوم حفل ختام عام 2021 لاستعراض معالم العام ، بالإضافة إلى أنشطة وأولويات عام 2022 ، فضلا عن تكريم الموظفين الأكثر تفانيًا. خلال الحفل الذي أقيم على زووم وحضره شركاء الجمعية لعام 2021 وجميع موظفي الجمعية في جميع أنحاء الدولة ، تحدث

In Aden, Abductees’ Mothers Association rallied this morning near Alma’asheeq Presidential Palace to demand uncovering the fate of forcibly disappeared persons and condemning prolonging the legal procedures of the detainees held at Be’er Ahmed Prison.  In its rally, the association stated that it had documented 54 cases of forcibly disappeared persons, whose parents had died while the abductees were never notified. The association had, also,

In its rally by the office of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Sana’a, Abductees’ Mothers Association protested against the inhuman detention conditions in all prisons, and condemned the medical negligence and prevention of providing clothes, blankets, medications and food at prisons. Mothers called upon the ICRC to visit prisons in order to take care of detainees’ wellness, especially the ailed ones. The rally statement declared

In Alhudayda, Abductees’ Mothers Association said that it had monitored the cases of 92 abductees and forcibly disappeared persons from Alhudayda, 79 of whom were held by Houthi armed group while the other 13 were held by the Joint Forces at the West Coast. The official and secret detention centers, abductees held at, were all poorly equipped and lacking the basic human facilities. In its rally this morning at Alduraihimi district, Abductees’