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[19/10/2026 05:05]

BERLIN – SABA
Human Rights Minister Mashdal Omar met with Christian Reich, the Middle East affairs official at Germany’s Foreign Ministry.

He discussed with him human rights situation in Yemen and the importance of Germany support of designating the Houthi militia as a terrorist organization.

The minister highlighted ongoing Houthi violations, including abductions, torture, killings and forced displacement, as well as the attack targeting the presidential Maashiq Palace and Aden International Airport.

He urged Germany to support an EU-wide terrorist designation and called for measures to protect civilians and hold perpetrators accountable.

The meeting also addressed the humanitarian needs of forcibly displaced families and the ministry’s plans to develop a national human rights strategy.

The German official expressed deep concern over the violations and reaffirmed Germany’s solidarity with affected civilians.