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Statement of the demand for the immediate release of the activists Awfa al-Nu'mi and Hassan al-Qattari, and the conviction of the crime of their detention and their enforced disappearance from the authorizations of the Houthis.


Association Maonah for Human Rights and Migration New York
Special

The Association Maonah for Human Rights and Migration condemned the crime of enforced disappearance and arbitrary detention of two human rights activists, Awfi al-Nu'ami and Hassan al-Qutari, who work for Severorald International by the Huthi authorities in Sana'a. The reports from Sanaa say they were arbitrarily arrested and hidden Has been forcified since Monday after being summoned by the Hauthi National Security Service in Sana'a last Monday for a meeting at 12 pm, but have not been released since then.

This blatant violation of the authority of the Huthi militias for all rights and freedoms against unarmed civilians in Sana'a is not the first. It comes within the framework of a systematic policy practiced by the Huthis. It has recently emerged as a phenomenon aimed at narrowing the work of local and international civil society organizations, Not only that, but also in the face of increasing media and rights reports of systematic targeting of women armed militias in particular, the practice of extrajudicial detention and torture, extortion and distortion of reputation in a manner that is contrary to the customs and customs of Yemenis.

The Association deplores the reluctance and silence of international organizations to inform the media of the restrictions imposed and the risks and systematic targeting of their local staff under the pretext of their protection, while this discouragement encourages the Houthis and others to impose further restrictions and abuses.

The Association deplores and condemns these systemic crimes. It calls on the Huthi leadership to immediately release the fullest of Naimi and her colleague Hassan and all the detainees who are arbitrarily and forcibly hidden from civilians and towns. The Association also appeals to international organizations to stand up and protect their local staff openly, So programs go to safe places.

In conclusion, the Association appears urgently to international and regional non-governmental organizations and all countries of the world to cooperate with these victims and to issue statements condemning, condemning and condemning these systematic crimes against unarmed civilians to stop any violations and the immediate release of all civil detainees. The United Nations in Geneva to open a serious, urgent and comprehensive international investigation into this situation and all serious violations of human rights in Yemen, to monitor and document violations by all parties and ensure their international accountability, and called on the UN Security Council and the United Nations To exert real pressure on the Huthis and in all ways to release all the detainees and civil detainees in their illegal prisons.