As Yemenis look forward to ending the war and building complete peace that protect civilians and their rights, the armed conflicts intensify resulting in derailing the case of abductees and detainees. This case is the only part of agreements that has made tangible process. Thus, we return to the life of terror and displacement. Abductees’ …
In conjunction with International Women’s day, March 8th, Abductees’ Mothers Association paid a visit to women prison at Central Prison in Taiz. During the visit, the association’s team managed to provide moral support for and distributed token gifts among detainees, who were targeted by artillery in April 2020, which lead to the death of …
For five years, 38 sons of ours have been forcibly disappeared. We have no clue of their fate and their medical conditions. All doors have been knocked and calls have been delivered to all competent authorities in order to acquire any information to hold on to the hope of finding out the fate of forcibly …
Abductees Mothers Association call to uncover forcibly disappeared fate in Aden. Read More »
In Aden, Abductees’ Mothers Association members rallied early this morning nearby the Arab Coalition calling upon its officers to mount pressure on competent authorities in order to release forcibly disappeared persons. Mothers stated that they had not completely had their breakfast in order to rally that early to catch up with the early …
Continuing its efforts regarding the case of abductees and forcibly disappeared persons, Abductees’ Mothers Association had a meeting with Minister of Human Rights, Ahmed Arman, Deputy Minister, Nabil Abdulhafid, and Karama for Rights and Liberties in Aden. During the meeting, mothers spoke of their suffering and agonies they had been struggling with since their sons’ …
Abductees Mothers Association meets Human Rights Minister in Aden Read More »
This morning in Taiz, Abductees’ Mothers Association published its report, titled Smell of Death, documenting and monitoring the violations against abductees and detainees held at Alsaleh Prison at a press conference. The conference was attended by many human rights organizations’ representatives and activists, media platforms, and local mediations. In the association’s speech, given by …
In Aden, Abductees’ Mothers Association called upon the Arab Coalition, headed by Saudi Arabia, to mount pressure on the authorities to uncover the fate of forcibly disappeared persons, and held such authorities responsible for the lives and safety of our sons. In its rally statement this morning by the coalition headquarters, the association stated …
This is not the first time Abductees’ Mothers Association rallies by the headquarters of Arab Coalition to demand mounting the necessary pressure upon the competent authorities in order to uncover the fate of the individuals who have been forcibly disappeared for five years. There are 38 forcibly disappeared persons whose families have had no …
The mother of Alhasan Abdulrahman Yahya Al-Sarari, a 27-year-old abductee who was abducted by Houthis on September 17th, 2015, filed a report to Abductees’ Mothers Association stating that his health has severely deteriorated and his body has weakened to the extent that he was unable to speak properly and fell unconscious during his visit at …
