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Mothers warn their kidnapped sons could be used humanshields by Houthis

[31/01/2018 08:50]

ADEN-SABA
The Association of Mothers of Yemeni Kidnapped People has warned using their kidnapped sons and forcibly disappeared people as human shields by Houthi Militias.

In a released issued on Wednesday, the association called the International Community,the United Nations and the international and humanitarian organizations to unify their humanitarian efforts towards the issue of the kidnapped and exert pressures on Houthi militia to release the kidnapped and the forcibly disappeared immediately and without any restriction and condition.

The release confirmed that more than 427 kidnapped and disappeared people are in Houthi rebel militia's prisons and security situation in Taiz has worsened during the past few days as clashes neared areas where their detention cells are located.