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Report: Houthi militias blamed for killing 7 detainees, torturing 120 others

[01/03/2023 05:31]

MARIB - SABA
Iran-allied Terrorist Houthi militias are responsible for the death of seven civilians were kidnapped, forcibly disappeared and died due to brutal tortures in the militias' detention centers last year, according to human rights organization's repot.

A national human rights organization also reported about 120 persons were abducted, brutally tortured and forcibly disappeared by the Houthi militiamen.

The report which was published today, Wednesday, in Marib city noted that the organization which is interested in resisting torture and enforced disappearances documented 108 incidents of abduction and enforced disappearances.

The human rights organization reported that its legal team managed to investigate into 86 cases of the kidnapping and documented 38 enforced disappearances.