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[30/04/2023 11:55]

Eryani - Saba
Minister of Information Muammar Al-Eryani, said that the deterioration of the health conditions of the journalists (Tawfiq Al-Mansouri and Harith Humaid) and their transfer to the hospital days after their release from terrorist Houthi jails in a prisoner exchange deal is a result of the brutal torture they had been subjected to throughout the years of detention and sheds light once again on the tragic conditions of thousands of disappeared persons still in Houthi terrorists-run jails.

Eryani said in a statement to the Yemeni news agency "Saba" that the psychological and physical torture, neglect and lack of health care that hundreds of politicians, media professionals, journalists and other civilians who reject the coup are being subjected to in the detention centers of the Houthi militia are war crimes and crimes against humanity .

Eryani referred to a report from a specialized organization recently issued showing the death of seven abducted civilians as a result of torture in the detention centers of the Houthi militia during the year 2022 AD, and various torture crimes against (120) abductees and forcibly hidden persons in those detention facilities.