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Sada denounces Houthi use of kidnapped journalist paper in negotiations

[14/03/2023 05:30]

MARIB - SABA
The National Organization for Yemeni Journalists or (Sada) has strongly condemned Houthi terrorist militia's use of kidnapped journalists in its prisons a paper in current negotiations in Switzerland's capital of Bern.

The organization confirmed that the violations the militia commits against journalists are considered willfully crimes and a shame violation to international laws.

In a press release issued on Tuesday, the organization considered resumption of the trial of the four journalists Harith Hamid, Akram al-Walidi, Abdulkhaleq Umran and Tawfeeq al-Mansouri an attempt of using them today a paper in the current negotiations in Switzerland.

The organization demanded the United Nations and its envoy for Yemen to deal with journalists in accordance with the International Humanitarian Law and International Law for Human Rights and working on releasing all kidnapped journalists and stopping their hearings.

The organization also called upon the journalist family across the world to support the issue of the Yemeni four journalists until releasing them.