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Yemen, Algeria discuss human rights cooperation

[31/07/2019 02:49]

ALGEIRS-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Algeria Ali al-Yazidi discussed Wednesday with the Head of Algerian National Council for Human Rights Fafa bin Zarouqi cooperation aspects in human rights fields between the two countries.

Zarouqi is also the Head of the Arab Network for National Institutions for Human Rights.

The meeting discussed latest developments in Yemen and continuous Houthi militia violations against human rights in Yemen and human rights violation report in Yemen issued by Ministry of Human Rights.

Al-Yazidi pointed to illegal death verdict issued by houthi militia against 30 kidnapped and hostages, most of them professors, students and journalists.

He also pointed to Houthi hindrance of people access to relief aid.

For her part, the Algerian official showed her country's readiness to work with Yemen in field of human rights, expressing conscious on human rights violations in Yemen.