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Human Rights Ministry denounces Houthis over attacking mothers

[09/04/2017 07:48]

Aden, (Saba)- The Ministry of Human Rights has denounced Houthi militias over attacking mothers of arrested people in their jails while in a protest in front of Political Security Prison, chasing them and banning them access to transportation.

The ministry called on the international community to play their role to deter rebels and stop their increasing violations against civilians and to protect detainees and unearth the fate of thousands of forcibly disappeared people in their cells.

Rebels' militia have used all inhuman and moral means in dealing with arrested people and their mothers and violate international accords and humanitarian law, which allow detainees to receive visitors, especially relatives.