News
- New York Times: Houthi attacks on commercial ships sparked international outrage and growing diplomatic condemnation
Real Madrid beat Villarreal 2-0 on a tough night of injury for captain Dani Carvajal - What are the chances of an Israeli strike against Houthi militia leaders in Yemen?
- A year after the war, thousands demonstrate in Europe and South Africa in support of Gaza
- Socotra residents appeal to government to increase number of flights and reduce airfares
- Advisor to the Minister of Education: 250,000 teachers in Yemen do not receive salaries. He asks: How do they perform their duties?
- Hadramout: One person dies and others injured after fuel tank explodes in Sayun Olympic Stadium
Human Rights
Saturday, 5 October, 2024 - 3:32 PM
Organization: Houthi militias kidnapped about 500 people, including journalists and writers, due to national holiday celebrations
Humena called on the international community and humanitarian organizations to take a firm stance against these violations, pressure the Houthi group to stop the repressive campaign, immediately release all detainees, and ensure the protection of citizens’ rights and freedom of expression.
Tuesday, 3 September, 2024 - 4:05 PM
The United Nations renews its call for the immediate and unconditional release of its employees kidnapped by the Houthi militias
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights renewed its call on Tuesday for the immediate and unconditional release of UN staff and all human rights and humanitarian workers detained in Yemen by the Houthi de facto authorities "without legal protection."