The Chairman of the Leadership Council has ordered the closure of illegal prisons and the release of unlawfully detained individuals.

President Alimi Orders Closure of Illegal Prisons

In a significant move to uphold human rights and restore state sovereignty, President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, the head of the Presidential Leadership Council and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, has directed the immediate closure of all illegal prisons and detention centers in liberated provinces. This decision aims to ensure the swift release of detainees held outside the legal framework.

Coordinated Efforts for Compliance

Following the presidential directive, the security and military agencies have received orders to collaborate with the Public Prosecution and the Ministry of Justice. Their primary task involves identifying illegal detention sites in the provinces of Aden, Lahij, and Al-Dhale. The government plans to implement an urgent strategy to shut down these facilities and ensure that any detainees are either transferred to official legal institutions or released if no legal charges are substantiated against them.

Commitment to Human Rights

This initiative reflects a broader commitment to human rights and the rule of law in Yemen. By addressing the issue of unlawful detentions, President Alimi seeks to reinforce the importance of legal processes and the protection of individual rights. The government’s actions signal a renewed focus on establishing a just and accountable legal system in the country.

The measures taken by President Alimi represent a crucial step towards restoring public trust and ensuring that all citizens are treated fairly under the law. As the situation develops, the government remains dedicated to transparency and accountability in its operations.

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