In March 2019, she was traveling to Harran with her children (Wejdan, 17 years old, Wajdi, 15 years old, Zainab, 13 years old, Izz, 12 years old, Asma'a, 8 years old, Aref 9 years old, Muhammad, 5 years old, and Hafsah, 6 years old) to visit her husband. She was stopped at a checkpoint under the control of a number of Houthi armed men in the area of Haradh. She was stopped with her children, and they were detained for 13 days in a home in the Abs area that the

Abductees' Mothers Association participated at Women's Day ceremony, which was organized by the general management of Woman Development, along many civil society organizations.The association's representative made a speech during the ceremony praising women's roles in building community, both economically and socially. The representative talked about the suffering of abductees' mothers and wives, and the hardships the face during war and

Her son says :( My mother went to receive a transfer that I sent ,15000 Yemeni Riyals, at 6:00 pm on 11/5/2018. She was accompanied by her grandson, where she intended to go to the doctor after receiving the money. My brother called her at 8:00 pm; and she said she was on the way home. An hour passed and my brother tried to call her, but her phone was called off. In the middle of night, someone called my brother from my mother's phone asked him to come to

On their international day, women in Yemen are repeatedly subjected to various violations, mainly abduction, arbitrary arrest, and forced disappearance for as long as two years. Abductees' Mothers Association has documented 157 cases where women have been victims of abduction and forced disappearance. Women are abducted by Houthi armed group for many unlawful and illogical reasons such as; peacefully protesting for better living conditions, political

Abductees' Mothers Association condemned ignoring mothers' calls and pleas, by Yemeni parties in Amman, to release ill abductees who had been illegally detained and disappeared for five years at Houthi prisons.  The condemnation was announced this morning at a protesting rally by OHCHR's building in Sana'a, calling upon the UN and peace-fostering countries to create the necessary pressure to release ill abductees. The demands were made after

Abductees' Mothers Association in Al-Hudaydah held, this afternoon, a protesting rally demanding the uncover the fate of 85 abductees and forcibly disappeared persons who had been detained at Hunaish Prison, Central Security Prison, Al-Hudaydah. In the rally statement, mothers expressed their worries and fears for the unknown fate their sons are facing as mothers had no clue how their sons are surviving in prison since visits are prohibited. The statement

Abductees' Mothers Association held, today morning, a protesting rally in Ibb where mothers demanded to uncover the fate of their sons who had been forcibly disappeared for five years. In the rally statement, mothers said that there were 198 whose fate and health conditions were unknown, calling upon government officials and human rights organizations to pay the necessary attention to their sons' issue and affirming that mothers of abductees and forcibly

During the first civil society organizations awarding ceremony, Abductees' Mothers Association was awarded by Social Affair Office in Marib for their hard work towards the freedom of abductees and forcibly disappeared persons all over the country, as well as the efforts made to make the issue a public matter both national and internationally. The association representative was awarded in a ceremony attended by more than thirty organizations and many public

Mothers of abductees and forcibly disappeared persons held a protesting rally, this morning, by the office of UN Special Envoy to Yemen to demand the meeting committees to include all abductees and forcibly disappeared persons in swap lists. In the rally statement, the association said that 24 abducted civilians had died, since signing Stockholm Agreement, due to torture and health care negligence, and 134 others had been killed by Arab Coalition air force

Abductees' Mothers Association in Taiz stated that dozens of their sons had been subjected to various types of brutal torture, physically and psychologically at Alsaleh Prison at Alhawban area by Houthi armed group during a protesting rally held this morning by the governorate's administration building.In the rally statement, the association said that many former abductees had been interviewed by the association and talked about the different types of

Abductees' Mothers Association in Aden held, today morning, a protesting rally by Arab Coalition headquarters to demand the coalition to carry out their promises to immediately uncover the fate of their forcibly disappeared sons and to process their cases.Mothers and wives held up pictures of their sons and husbands who had been illegally disappeared for four years. They, also, held up banners demanding human rights organizations to stand by their cause until

Abductees' Mothers Association in Aden organized today a protesting rally by the Arab Coalition headquarters to demand uncovering the fate of forced disappeared persons. During the rally, mothers were allowed to meet coalition officer in charge in Aden, colonel Abu Sultan, who collected a list of disappeared persons' names, discussed mothers' demands, and promised to further investigate forced disappearances and take the necessary actions to bring the

In this morning rally by the International Red Cross office in Aden, Abductees' Mothers Association called upon the IRC to immediately take actions to save the abductees held at Be'er Ahmed Prison. In its statement, the association confirmed that 57 abductees at Be'er Ahmed Prison are at the risk of catching contagious diseases as systematic healthcare negilegance continues.Mothers said that abductees held at Be'er Ahmed Prison had continued their

Abductees' mothers and children held a rally, today morning, by OHCHR in Sana'a. Mothers and children held banners hoping for and looking forward to peace in freedom in 2020, where all abductees and arbitrary detainees would be hopefully free all over the country, and all the suffering would be stopped.Writing "Release daddy", "I miss my father", and "Love you, dad", children expressed their great longing to their fathers who

Abductees' Mothers Association in Ibb stated that there were 198 abductees who had been subjected to physical and psychological torture, and healthcare negligence, and prevented from taking their medications by Houthi armed group.The statement was issued during a rally held this morning by Abductees' Mothers Association in Ibb. The rally itself was organized to protest against and condemn the horrible healthcare conditions the abductees had been suffering