Association Statements

Today, we stand in protest against the increasing rate of arrests and enforced disappearances of individuals from the southern governorates and the escalating violations against civilians. The number of forcibly disappeared from the southern governorates has reached 62, and there are 15 arbitrarily detained individuals by the Security Belt Forces affiliated with the Southern Transitional …

Statement from the Abductees Mothers Association Demanding the Disclosure of the Fate of 62 Forcibly Disappeared Persons and Their Release Along with 15 Arbitrarily Detained from the Southern Governorates Read More »

Impunity Fuels Torture and Ill-Treatment in Yemen A join Statement of International and Local Organizations, Including Members of the Justice for Yemen Pact, on the International Day against Torture, June 26, 2024   On this International Day Against Torture, we unite our voices to reaffirm our unwavering commitment against all forms of torture and inhumane …

A join Statement of International and Local Organizations, Including Members of the Justice for Yemen Pact, on the International Day against Torture, June 26, 2024 Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association condemns the abduction of 45 individuals by the Houthi group in Sana’a. Among the abductees are employees of international and local organizations and medical companies, including five women, one of whom was taken along with her two children. We strongly denounce this inhumane act, which constitutes a blatant violation of international …

Statement by the Abductees’ Mothers Association Condemning the Abduction of (45) International and Local Organization Employees and Medical Company Staff by the Houthi Group in Sana’a Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association condemns the mass death sentences issued by the Primary Criminal Court in Sana’a against 30 abductees, most of whom have been held for four years in Houthi prisons. These individuals were tried without meeting the minimum requirements for fair procedures. According to lawyer Abdul Majid Sabra, “These abductees were subjected to …

Statement by the Abductees’ Mothers Association Condemning Mass Death Sentences for 30 Abductees in Sana’a Read More »

Abductees’ Mothers Association condemns the verdict issued against journalist Ahmed Maher by the Specialized Criminal Court in Aden, which sentenced him to four years in prison. It is noteworthy that journalist Ahmed Maher was arrested on August 6, 2022, by the security forces affiliated with the Transitional Council on charges of spreading false information and …

Statement by Abductees’ Mothers Association Denouncing the Verdict Issued Against Journalist Ahmed Maher. Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association condemns the continued abduction of five Baha’i individuals in Yemen by the Houthi group. These individuals, along with 12 others including five women, were abducted on May 25, 2023. While local, regional, and international efforts have secured the release of 12 abductees, their freedom remains restricted under surveillance. Meanwhile, the five …

A Statement by the Abductees’ Mothers Association Condemning the Continued Houthi Abduction of Five Baha’i Individuals Read More »

With deep sorrow, the Abductees’ Mothers Association mourns the loss of Najeeb Hassan Ali Fare’a Al-Onaini, who was abducted by the Houthi group on February 22, 2017, from his home in Al-Dabah, Al-Ta’iziyah District, Taiz Governorate. Najeeb was forcibly disappeared from the day of his abduction until May 18, 2024, when the International Red Cross …

Statement by the Abductees’ Mothers Association Condemning the Fate of the Forcibly Disappeared Najeeb Al-Onaini and His Death in Mysterious Circumstances Read More »

For years on end, the abductees languish in prisons, enduring greater hardships. Their plight has stagnated, reduced to a mere political bargaining chip, disregarding the fundamental truth that the issue of our abducted loved ones is purely a humanitarian one. They are civilians who were abducted from their homes and places of work. We, in …

A statement Issued by the Abductees’ Mothers Association, Condemning the Ongoing Suffering of the Abductees and Their Detention perpetuation. Read More »

Today, Yemen is at a crossroads. The country witnessed slight improvements in humanitarian conditions following the UN-brokered truce and its de facto continuation. With these gains, partners have moved towards resilience-building programming, promoting sustainable solutions by addressing the drivers of needs. However, we cannot ignore the significant humanitarian needs that remain and that cannot be …

A Joint statement by 185 organizations, including the Abductees’ Mothers Association, regarding the donors’ commitments towards the humanitarian response Read More »