Govt communicates with Old Sheikh about militias control over property of pro-legality personalities

Minister Stresses Strengthening Social Fund for Development While Safeguarding Its Independence

Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Mukhtar al-Yafae stressed the importance of strengthening the Social Fund for Development as an effective national institution, preserving its independence, reinforcing governance, transparency and institutional stability, and expanding its development impact across all governorates.

Three Palestinians Killed, 10 Injured in Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza

Three Palestinians were killed and more than 10 others injured on Saturday in a series of Israeli airstrikes targeting several areas across the Gaza Strip.

Korea's Travel Account Posts Surplus for 3rd Month in Row

South Korea reported a surplus in its tourism account for the third month in a row in May, driven by a rise in the number of foreign tourists, reaching $220.5 million in May compared to a deficit of $820.2 million in the same month last year.

England Claim FIFA World Cup 2026 Bronze with Victory over France

England secured third place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup after defeating France 6-4 in the third-place playoff on Saturday.

Last Update: ، 2026/07/27 Time 10:05:53
Latest News:

Yemeni Ambassador, University of Jordan President Discuss Expanding Academic Cooperation

'MASAM' Removes 5653 of Houthis-Laid Landmines, UXO In July

Al-Khanbashi Avows Support for Judicial Authority to Protect Public Funds

Prime Minister Chairs Government Meeting to Review Latest Developments, Response Plans

Yemen’s Ambassador Meets Morocco’s Minister of Solidarity, Social Integration

Govt communicates with Old Sheikh about militias control over property of pro-legality personalities

[28/12/2017 07:43]

ADEN-SABA
Yemeni government represented by Foreign Ministry has sent an official petition on Thursday to the Special Envoy of the UN Secretary General to Yemen Isma'il Old Shieh Ahmed, the High Commissionaire of Human Rights and ambassadors of the 18 countries sponsoring peace process in Yemen about illegal practices committed Houthi militias against the properties of thousands of politicians and statesmen, activists and media men and women who are opponents to the Iranian scheme and opposing the militias' destructive actions.

In its petition the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) received a copy of, the Foreign Ministry said:" The Putschist militia has given recently instruction to the so-called the Yemeni Central Bank in Sana'a, which has not got any legal status after the administration of the Central Bank had already been moved to the interim capital Aden, to freeze bank accounts, assets and properties of thousands of statesmen, politicians, activists and media people who are anti-Iranian expansion proposal in Yemen and sectarian actions that Iran-backed Houthi militia have embarked on".

The Foreign Ministry continued to say" These illegal practices demonstrate how dangerous it is to keep silence on the violations committed by the militia against the Yemeni. These violations included killing outside the law, abducting, raids at nights, detonating houses and taking control over properties. Such illegal and irresponsible actions leave no room for peaceful solution to the Yemeni crisis".

The Foreign Ministry strongly condemned these illegal measures by the putschist Houthi militia which has opted for seizing public and private-owned properties to finance their war and punishing Yemeni people of all political constituencies, paying no attention to national and international laws and human rights principles.

The Foreign Ministry has called on the UN, High Commissionaire of Human Rights, countries sponsoring the peace process in Yemen to take serious positions and steps that can put an end to these savage practices , branding them as violations of international laws and resolutions, and hampering all efforts aiming to bring about peaceful solution on the basis of the GCC' Intiative, outcomes of the National Dialogue and UN Security Council resolution 2216.