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Union of CSOs reiterates call to pressure the militia to release detainees

[11/11/2018 04:19]

ADEN-SABA
Union of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) has renewed call on the UN to devote greater efforts to help releasing the detainees held in the Houthi militia's detentions through the forthcoming peace talks.

The Union voiced its call in statement issued Sunday by a seminar organized in Aden themed" Frees Despite Chuckles".

The Union of CSOs highly appreciated significant efforts made by the UN's envoy to Yemen Mr Martin Griffiths, praising his interested in the detainees' dossier.