Association Statements

 As Yemeni parties meet to negotiate in Jordan, hundreds of civilians have been detained for more than six years, including dozens of sick ones.    At Abductees’ Mothers Association, we hold the negotiating committees, from both parties, fully responsible for the lives and safety of sick abductees and arbitrarily detained persons, and demand their immediate …

Abductees Mothers Association call to urgently save sick abductees. Read More »

In conjunction with the commencement of the negotiations between the government and Houthi armed group in Jordan, under the auspices of the United Nations, hundreds of abductees’ mothers, wives, daughters, and relatives hold tight to the hope of ending the inhumanly prolonged suffering.    At the beginning of 2021, and as we were looking forward …

Abductees Mothers Association statement in conjunction with abductees negotiations in Jordan. Read More »

After forcibly storming it, Houthi armed group has illegally abducted dozens of civilians from Alhayma, located at north-eastern area of Taiz governorate. Many of these abductees are minors.   Only 11 civilians, among of whom are 4 minors, have been released. At Abductees’ Mothers Association, we greatly condemn abducting 95 civilians, including 13 minors, and …

Abductees Mothers Association statement condemning abducting civilians at Alhayma area in Taiz. Read More »

Today, we rally by Ma’asheeq Presidential Palace to make our voices heard by the recently-appointed government, headed by Prime Minister, Mu’een Abdulmalek, and all competent authorities to demand uncovering the fate of 39 civilians who have been forcibly disappeared by Security Belt forces in Aden for four years, and carrying out the legal process of …

Abductees Mothers Association rally statement by Maasheeq Presidential Palace in Aden demanding to release arbitrarily arrested and forcibly disappeared persons Read More »

As a new year starts and the government arrives at the temporary capital, Aden, we rise our expectations to end our and our forcibly disappeared sons’ suffering. It is time for mothers’ hearts to stop fearing and for their reunions with their sons to be held.     At Abductees’ Mothers Association, we rally here, …

Abductees Mothers Association rally statement by Masheeq Presidential Palace in Aden demanding government uncover fate of forcibly disappeared individuals. Read More »

Today, we, Abductees’ Mothers Association, rally by the Aden’s governorate administration’s headquarters to demand the governor, Ahmed Hamed Lamlas, to mount pressure upon the competent authorities and urge them to take the necessary actions to uncover the fate of our sons who have been forcibly disappeared since 2016. 37 individuals have been forcibly disappeared since …

Statement of Abductees Mothers Association rally by governorate administration demanding to mount pressure on competent authorities to uncover forcibly disappeared fate Read More »

At Political Security Prison in Sana’a, the number of abductees is multiplying while their health deteriorates as a result of the systematic medical negligence and the inhuman detention conditions.   Almost 50 abductees held at that prison suffer from serious diseases, which include; strokes, seizures, severe spinal injuries, and Hemorrhoids, as well as various cardiovascular …

Abductees Mothers Association rally statement calling to save 50 sick abductees held at Political Security Prison in Sanaa. Read More »

Houthi armed group continues to prevent visits and medical care for abductees held at Central Security Base Prison in Sana’a, as well as prohibiting families from providing winter clothes which has led to the spread of flu and cold among abductees.   In spite the deteriorating health conditions of abductees, Houthi officers at the prison …

Abductees Mothers Association statement condemning preventing families from providing their abducted relatives with winter clothes and medications at Central Security Base Prison in Sanaa. Read More »

Our abducted and forcibly disappeared sons’ suffering has been multiplying as their detention and disappearance periods have been unlawfully prolonged, and violators continue refusing their release. On the Human Rights Day, which criminalizes all violations against civilians and compels preserving their dignity, 1267 civilians are still arbitrarily detained and 116 are forcibly disappeared by Houthi …

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Journalist Tawfiq Al-Mansouri’s family, who has been abducted since June 9th, 2015, filed a report regarding his sever health deterioration due to medical negligence of Houthi armed group officers at Central Security Prison in Sana’a, which Tawfiq had been transferred to recently. Officers in the prison prevented Tawfiq from any type of medical care, family …

Abductees Mothers Association condemns medical negligence journalist Tawfiq Al-Mansouri faces at Central Security Prison and demands saving his life Read More »