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Association of Abductees' Mothers deplore denial of food to sons

[02/10/2017 08:47]

SANA'A-SABA
The Association of Mothers' Abductees have deplored the denial of their sons, in the Saleh-Houthi militias' jails, food, water, medicines and visits of relatives.

The Association staged a sit-in before the OHCHR branch Sana'a on today declaring that the militias bear responsibility for the life and safety of their forcibly disappeared children and demanding their unconditional release.

The Association said that the coup militias have been banning visits to dozens of detainees in the Political Security Jail for two months now.

The Association pleaded with all concerned human rights organizations to inspect the situation of their relatives in detention and do something to stop the brutal torturing including by starvation and psychological intimidation on their sons.