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VP: Houthi militia violates all international, humanitarian conventions

[17/10/2020 06:31]

RIYADH - SABA
Vice President of the Republic (Lt Gen) Ali Mohsen Saleh stated that the theocratic Houthi militia has violated all international and humanitarian conventions and laws and committed the most heinous crimes and brutal atrocities against the civilian including kidnapping journalists, forcefully getting them disappeared and tortured for five years.

Mohen's statement came as he conducted phone calls with the five journalists who were released recently from the militia's jails per the prisoner exchange deal brokered by the UN.

The journalists are: Hisham Tarmoom, Hisham al-Yousefi, Essam Balghaith and Hassan Annab.

It is important to mention that there are still dozens of journalists held in the Houthi militia's detentions among of them four were sentenced to death.