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Houthi militia detentions and human rights abuses in Yemen
Overview
Reports indicate a pattern of arbitrary detentions and human rights abuses by Houthi forces in Yemen. In Saada governorate, Houthi intelligence services arrested traffic police employee Adel Daghar Al-Awairi after he used social media to criticize the local administration, describing the governor’s tenure as a “history full of failure and shortcomings” regarding essential services.
In Al-Hudaydah province, a 70-year-old man, Qasim Salem Ahmed Qadri, died following abduction and torture by Houthi militants in the Zabid district. Qadri was reportedly detained after a supervisor discovered an outdated passport with a Saudi stamp. Human rights sources stated he was subjected to severe physical abuse, including the extraction of his teeth and nails, before succumbing to his injuries.
Amid these incidents, human rights organizations continue to demand information regarding the whereabouts of journalist Wahid al-Sufi, who has been forcibly disappeared since 2015.
Entities
Houthi militia · Qasim Salem Ahmed Qadri · Adel Daghar Al-Awairi · Zabid · Saada
Timeline
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11 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesHouthi detention: Elderly Yemeni man dies after torture in Al-HudaydahA 70-year-old Yemeni man died after being abducted and tortured by Houthi militants in Al-Hudaydah. Rights groups also demand the release of journalist Wahid al-Sufi, missing since 2015.
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18 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesSaada: Houthi militia arrests traffic police employeeHouthi intelligence arrested traffic police employee Adel Daghar Al-Awairi in Saada after he criticized local authorities on social media regarding the decline of essential services.
Sources
al-wattan.net · khabaragency.net · yemen-window.com · yemenonline.info