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Houthi death sentences against journalists draw wide condemnations

[11/04/2020 03:54]

ADEN-SABA
The death sentences issued by a Houthi militant-run court in Sana'a against four journalists today have drawn a wide condemnation.

The journalists have been abdicated since the militia's seizure of power in September 2014.

The Ministry of Information, the Ministry of Human Rights, and human rights observatories and training centers issued separate condemnations. They demanded the international community to intervene to end the death sentences and secure the release of several other journalists in the militia's custody for years.