A court specializing in terrorism and state security cases in Hadhramaut Governorate (eastern Yemen) sentenced in absentia four leaders of the Houthi militia, including its leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, to death on charges of involvement in crimes of oppression and attacking the independence of the Republic of Yemen.

A protest by the families of the kidnapped people in Marib Governorate today condemned the decisions of the terrorist Houthi militia to execute the politically kidnapped members of its population.

On Monday morning, the families of the kidnapped people from Al Mahwit Governorate organized a protest in the city of Ma’rib, to denounce the politicized Houthi execution decisions that the group issued against three teachers of their children who were kidnapped in its prisons for the ninth year in a row.

On Sunday, a Houthi court issued a ruling upholding the execution of three kidnapped people from Al Mahwit Governorate, northwest of Sanaa, amid widespread human rights condemnations of the Houthi rulings against the kidnapped people in its prisons for years.

On Sunday, the National Authority for Prisoners and Abductees condemned the support of the so-called Specialized Appellate Criminal Division affiliated with the Houthi militias for the death penalty issued against the kidnapped Ismail Abu Al-Ghaith, Saghir Farea, and Abdul Aziz Al-Aqili.