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Rights group: 70 hostages in Houthi terrorists-run jails risk facing execution

[24/07/2024 04:45]

MARIB - SABA
A human rights organization has unveiled that 70 civilian hostages in Houthi terrorists-run jail are facing the risk of execution.

The National Authority for Prisoners and Hostages said in a press conference held in the city of Marib today, “The Houthi militia has issued, over the past years, 145 death orders against kidnapped civilians, including 9 kidnapped people from Tihama, and the militia carried out the death orders against them.”

The authority demanded the immediate cancellation of all death rulings issued by the militant-run courts.