Houthi Forces Release UN Employee After Nearly Five Months of Detention

Houthi Forces Release UN Employee After Nearly Five Months of Detention

A source in Sanaa, under Houthi control, reported on November 7, 2024, that the group has released a United Nations employee after nearly five months of captivity. The employee was among 13 individuals detained since June. According to Yemeni journalist Faris Al-Hemyari, who is affiliated with ...

UN Expresses Serious Concerns Over Safety of Employees Held by Houthis

UN Expresses Serious Concerns Over Safety of Employees Held by Houthis

The United Nations expressed "serious concerns" on Saturday regarding the safety and security of its employees and their families who are detained by the Houthi group, which was designated as a terrorist organization in 2021 and 2023. This statement was made in a joint declaration fro...

EU Condemns Houthi Detention of UN Staff, Warning of Aid Impediment

EU Condemns Houthi Detention of UN Staff, Warning of Aid Impediment

 The European Union (EU) has condemned the continued detention of 13 UN staff members by the Houthi militia, warning that the prolonged captivity, now exceeding 90 days, is severely hindering international efforts to provide aid to millions of Yemenis in urgent need. In a statement release...

UN Condemns Houthi Kidnapping, Demands Release of Staff After 3 Months

UN Condemns Houthi Kidnapping, Demands Release of Staff After 3 Months

The spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Ravina Shamdasani, stated on Tuesday, September 3, 2024, that the whereabouts of UN staff kidnapped by the Houthi group, designated as a terrorist organization by the international community, remain unknown after three months. In a...