For the past three years, Houthi armed group, in Al-Hudaydah, has forcibly hidden our abducted sons where their conditions are unknown. These abductees are; Yaser Mohammed Ali Junaid, abducted on Feb 25th, 2017, Tareq Ahmed Sa’eed Khalaf, abducted in Mar 2016, Abkar Abdullah Abdu Hadi abducted in Jan 2016, Omar Ali Qayam, abducted in Jan …
Abductees Mothers Association Rally Statement in Al-Hudaydah Read More »
Mansour Tale’a, a seventy-year-old abductee, has been killed due to the brutal torture he had been subjected to from Houthi officers at Political Security Prison in Sa’adah. Houthi armed group continues abducting civilians as three citizens have been recently abducted and locked up at Political Security Prison in Sana’a. It has been noted that Houthi …
Detainee Tortured to Death and Abducting Three Civilians by Houthi Armed Group Read More »
Our abducted sons held at Be’er Ahmed in Aden declared going on a hunger strike for the second month within a month in a protest against the continuous incarceration despite the issued release order, postponing referring other abductees to court, and denying healthcare rights. Abductees’ Mothers Association disapproves completely excluding the file of abductees and …
Illegally, our sons have spent years behind bars where they are subjected to physical and psychological torture, and systematic health negligence. It was reported to us that many abductees at Central Security Prison in Sana’a have been suffering as their health is deteriorating where healthcare is completely neglected. The abductee Mohammed Abdullah Al-Redah went into …
Titled Torture Crimes Are Imprescriptible, Abductees’ Mothers Association held, this morning, its fourth conference for the torture victims who had been abducted and detained by Houthi armed group. The conference started by welcoming and congratulating the abductees for their freedom after many years of detention, incarceration, torture, and suffering and assuring that the association will …
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Abducting civilians, which is usually carried out by armed groups and military organizations, creates devastating suffering for their families. Sudden absence and long term forced disappearance cause great psychological trauma for abductees’ relatives. During these times of economical crisis, most families have started living below poverty line after abductees’ wives had to solely take responsibility …
In a protesting rally nearby the coalition headquarters, mothers of abductees and forcibly hidden individuals in Aden demanded the competent authorities to uncover the fate of dozens of forcibly hidden individuals and immediately release them. In their statement, mothers stated that It had been three years since their sons went into forced disappearance and that …
Abductees Mothers Demand Uncovering Abductees Fate Read More »
It has been three years since our sons went into forced disappearance. Their fate, health conditions, and whereabouts are unknown, hence our suffering has multiplied. We, mothers of abductees and forcibly hidden individuals, call upon the United Nations and Red Cross to urgently make the needed efforts to save our forcibly hidden sons, and place …
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Our abducted sons held at Be’er Ahmed Prison in Aden declared their hunger strike in protest against their incarceration despite the issued release order. We, the mothers of abductees and forcibly hidden individuals in Aden, are worried about the conditions of our sons at Be’er Ahmed Prison. We demand Minister of Justice, Minister of Interior, …
Abductees Mothers Association Statement Regarding Abductees on Hunger Strike Read More »
For the past years, Houthi armed group has continued to illegally abduct and detain hundreds of civilians. As a result of the repeated false promises of freedom, our abducted sons, held at Althawra Prison in Sana’a, declared going on a hunger strike four days ago as a protest against their long unlawful detention and a …