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[23/07/2022 06:16]

GENEVA - SABA
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"After arrest, Journalist Younes Abdulsalam has been subjected to forcibly disappearance for a number of weeks and has been detained in isolation from the outside world for at least three months," said the organization in a release issued on Saturday, calling upon Houthi militia to release him at ones.

The organization added that the authorities must ensure his safety against torture and other bad treatment until releasing him and should allow him to communicate with his family and provide him with enough healthcare.