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Yemeni Network for Rights condemns Houthi abduction of Baha'is

[30/05/2023 01:36]

Aden – Saba
The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms denounced in the strongest terms the terrorist act practiced by the terrorist Houthi militia against the Baha'i community in Yemen, the latest of which was its storming of the homes of members of the sect and the kidnapping of 17 people, including 5 women.

In a press statement, the network expressed its condemnation of this heinous crime, which completely contradicts the laws, values, morals, customs and traditions of the Yemeni people who believe in a culture of tolerance, coexistence with everyone, and respect for freedom of religion and belief.

The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms held the Houthi militia fully to blame for the safety of the abductees, calling for their speedy release.