Association Statements

The Abductees’ Mothers Association welcomes the agreement reached in Muscat under United Nations auspices, which provides for the release of approximately 2,900 abductees, including the political figure Mr. Mohammed Qahtan. While we value this important humanitarian development, we extend our highest appreciation and respect to all efforts exerted within the Yemeni negotiation process. This agreement …

Abductees’ Mothers Association Welcomes the Agreement on the Release of Abductees Read More »

The Abductees Mothers Association calls on all parties participating in the upcoming round of UN-sponsored consultations in Muscat, scheduled for today, to fully assume their humanitarian responsibilities now that representatives of all sides are present. The Association urges the delegations to move forward in this round with a spirit that rises above the political disputes …

Urgent Appeal to the Parties Negotiating the Detainees File in Muscat Read More »

On International Human Rights Day, a full decade of war in Yemen has devastated the country’s human rights and social fabric, deepening the suffering of millions of Yemenis who continue to wait for the day they can reclaim their full rights, freedoms, dignity, and the values of justice and accountability. The Abductees Mothers Association has …

Joint Statement on the Occasion of International Human Rights Day Read More »

Coinciding with the international “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence” campaign, the Abductees’ Mothers Association expresses its deep concern and strong condemnation of the grave violations endured by women in Yemen, including their own abduction as well as the abduction of their husbands, sons, and fathers. These violations cause ongoing suffering for women and …

Statement Issued by the Abductees’ Mothers AssociationOn the Occasion of the “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence” Campaign Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association is deeply alarmed by the escalating and dangerous violations committed by the Houthi group against civilians. Most recently, on Saturday, the group’s so-called Specialized Criminal Court in Sana’a, operating under its control, issued death sentences against seventeen citizens and handed prison terms to others, following trials that lacked any legal or …

Statement from the Abductees’ Mothers Association Condemning Death Sentences and Prison Terms Issued Against More Than 17 Abductees Following Torture-Extracted Confessions Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association strongly condemns the Houthi group’s abduction of Dr. Hamoud Al-Oudi, an academic, thinker, and national figure, along with his two colleagues, Anwar Khaled Shaab and Abdulrahman al-Ulufi. The abduction was carried out by the group’s so-called security and intelligence apparatus in the capital, Sana’a, after the three men had voluntarily complied …

Statement condemning the abduction of academic Dr. Hamoud Al-Oudi and his colleagues by the Houthi group in Sana’a Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association is deeply concerned by the recent wave of mass arrests carried out by the Houthi group in Dhamar Governorate over the past several days, during which dozens of civilians were abducted and taken to unknown locations. According to local sources, the campaign has targeted community figures, mosque imams, educators, doctors, and …

Statement by the Abductees’ Mothers Association condemning the campaign of abductions targeting civilians in Dhamar Governorate Read More »

Abductees’ Mothers Association is following with deep alarm the ordeal suffered by our abducted sons inside the Security and Intelligence Prison in Sana’a during the recent bombing. They endured moments of sheer terror, facing death directly as the prison was engulfed in smoke and bomb powder, all while being completely deprived of any safety procedures …

Statement by Abductees’ Mothers Association Denouncing the Exposure of Abductees’ Lives to Bombing Risks in Sana’a Read More »

In a dangerous transgression and a clear insistence on continuing abductions against civilians and UN staff, the Houthi armed group raided the residence of foreign UN employees in Sana’a. They abducted approximately 20 staff members after forcing them down to the ground floor of the building, and confiscated their mobile phones and personal computers. We, …

Abductees’ Mothers Association Condemns Abduction of UN Staff Following Raid on Their Residence in Sana’a Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association is following with grave concern the escalation of abduction campaigns perpetrated by the Houthi armed group in Ibb Governorate since the beginning of the current year. These campaigns have resulted in 192 documented cases of abduction against civilians, representing a blatant violation of national laws and international human rights conventions.The pace …

Abductees’ Mothers Association Statement Denouncing and Condemning the Escalating Abduction Campaign in Ibb Governorate Read More »