Association Statements

In Taiz, Abductees’ Mothers Association has documented the abduction of 401 civilians, who were arrested at Houthi armed group’s checkpoints. 39 of those abductees are still held prisoners in horrible detention conditions.   At Abductees’ Mothers Association, and in conjunction with the extension of truce, which states lifting the blockade of Taiz, we rally here, …

Abductees Mothers Association Rally Statement Demanding Special Envoy to Include Releasing Abductees, Detainees, and Forcibly Disappeared in His Effort to Lift Blockade in Taiz. Read More »

The consultations held by the Yemeni Parties that signed Stockholm Agreement and under the auspices of the United Nations, continue to falter where lists are to be exchanged. Thus, civilians remain detained by different parties.   According to Abductees’ Mothers Association’s documented cases, there are, currently, 413 abducted civilians, including two women, held by Houthi …

Abductees Mothers Association rally statement demanding to release abductees as consultations falter. Read More »

The blessed Eid Alfitr is here while “356” abductees, “64” detainees, and “143” forcibly disappeared are still behind bars, their freedom and joy of Eid are stolen, their children’s and families’ delight is taken away, and their hearts are broken for being prevented of any visits. These abductees are being held with no regard to …

Abductees’ Mothers Association statement with arrival of Eid Alfitr while mothers await release of all their abducted sons. Read More »

The suffering of hundreds of our relatives who are kidnapped, forcibly disappeared or arbitrarily detained across the country continues while there seems to be no definitive solution for their prolonged suffering as some of these individuals have been kidnapped for 7 years.     These kidnapped individuals are guilty of nothing but expressing their views, …

Statement of Abductees’ Mothers Association and the American Center for Justice (ACJ) in Conjunction with Yemeni Abductees Day Read More »

Abductees’ Mothers Association is following up the news of the meetings held by the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Yemen, Mr. Hans Grundberg, with the parties committed to the agreement for the exchange of prisoners, detainees, missing persons, arbitrarily detained and forcibly disappeared persons, and those under house arrest, which was signed in Stockholm …

Abductees Mothers Association statement in conjunction with UN Special Envoy, Hans Grundberg, visit to Sanaa. Read More »

Dear Yemeni interlocutors, who have been gracefully invited by Gulf Cooperation Council, at Riyadh Consultations;   Firstly, we extend our utter greetings and wishes to you. God only knows that, for seven years, Abductees’ Mothers Association has spared no effort in our attempt to acquire the freedom of our sons, which was unlawfully taken away. …

Abductees Mothers Association letter to interlocutors at Riyadh Consultations. Read More »

Since the signing of Stockholm Agreement, which compelled all parties to release all abductees and forcibly disappeared and arbitrarily detained persons, in December 2018, mothers of abductees have been grasping on the hope of completely implementing the agreement.   Despite partially implementing the agreement, under the auspices of the United Nations in October 2020, which …

Abductees Mothers Association statement demanding releasing all abductees in conjunction with UN Envoy efforts and ceasefire of Ramandan. Read More »

The seventh Ramadan draws closer while the mothers and children of abductees and forcibly disappeared persons are devastated by the loss and absence of their relatives, held behind bars. We gather all our calls and demands to release our abducted, forcibly disappeared, and arbitrarily detained sons, for no occasion is complete while they are away …

Abductees Mothers Association rally statement in conjunction with advent of Ramadan, demanding to release all abductees. Read More »

 In Taiz, Abductees’ Mothers Association has documented 76 cases of abducted civilians and 29 forcibly disappeared persons held by Houthi armed group. Additionally, there have been 2 arbitrarily detained persons held by the government, 2 forcibly disappeared individuals held by Abu Al-Abbas group, and one forcibly disappeared held by Tariq’s forces at the western coast. …

Abductees Mothers Association rally statement in Taiz demanding to release abductees and detainees. Read More »

Abductees’ Mothers Association condemns issuing execution and imprisonment judgements of 13 abductees held at Political Security Prison in Sana’a. Those abductees have faced false charges, had confessions forced out them under torture, repeatedly forcibly disappeared, and referred to kangaroo courts. Added to that was the void and null arrest and search procedures, and holding their …

Abductees Mothers Association statement condemning issuing execution and imprisonment judgements of 13 abductees by Trial Criminal Court in Sana’a. Read More »