A rights organization reports that Houthi militias have kidnapped 33 civilians celebrating the September 26 Revolution.

Human Rights Organization Reports Abductions

The Equality Organization for Rights and Freedoms announced today that Houthi militias, backed by the Iranian regime, have kidnapped 33 civilians in recent days. These abductions occurred in areas under Houthi control, primarily in response to calls for celebrations marking the 62nd anniversary of the September 26 Revolution.

Widespread Campaign of Abductions

In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the organization condemned the extensive kidnapping campaigns launched by the Houthis in the capital, Sana’a, as well as in the provinces of Dhamar, Ibb, and Amran. The targeted individuals include politicians, journalists, human rights activists, and anyone advocating for the celebration of the revolution’s anniversary.

Call for Immediate Release of Detainees

The Equality Organization demanded the immediate and unconditional release of all abducted individuals. The organization holds the Houthi militias fully responsible for their safety. They emphasized that these actions highlight the oppressive nature of the group, which seeks to suppress any expressions of celebration related to the revolution.

International Community Urged to Act

In its statement, the Equality Organization called on the United Nations Secretary-General, the UN Special Envoy to Yemen, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and all human rights organizations to exert real and effective pressure on the Houthi militias. The aim is to halt these blatant violations and ensure respect for human rights and freedom of expression in Yemen.

List of Abducted Individuals

The following individuals have been reported as kidnapped:

1. 1. 1. 1. Ahmad Al-Ishari – Sana’a
         2. Saeed Al-Ghalisi – Sana’a
         3. Amin Rajeh – Sana’a
         4. Mohammed Dubwan Al-Miyahi – Sana’a
         5. Zayed Al-Muntasir – Sana’a
         6. Khaled Al-Faqih – Sana’a
         7. Aref Qifan – Sana’a
         8. Sahar Al-Khulani – Sana’a
         9. Hussein Al-Khalqi – Dhamar
         10. Abdul Khaleq Al-Munjer – Dhamar
         11. Omar Menah – Dhamar
         12. Saad Al-Falahi – Dhamar
         13. Abdul Rahman Al-Qadri – Dhamar
         14. Ahmad Al-Bayad – Dhamar
         15. Fahd Ahmed Issa – Dhamar
         16. Mohammed Al-Kathiri – Ibb
         17. Amjad Marai – Ibb
         18. Yahya Al-Jashni – Ibb
         19. Abdul Aziz Al-Fadhli – Ibb
         20. Akram Al-Taheri – Ibb
         21. Nayef Al-Najjar – Ibb
         22. Abdul Raouf Al-Hashash – Ibb
         23. Raddad Al-Hudheifi – Ibb
         24. Khaled Al-Juhai – Ibb
         25. Amin Al-Ashoul – Ibb – Al-Sadah
         26. Fahd Amin Abu Ras – Ibb – Al-Sadah
         27. Abdul Ilah Al-Yajouri – Ibb – Al-Sadah
         28. Ahmad Abdul Maghni – Ibb – Al-Sadah
         29. Ghaleb Ali Shizar – Ibb – Al-Sadah
         30. Abdu Ahmad Al-Duwairi – Ibb – Al-Sadah
         31. Yahya Al-Qashab – Ibb – Al-Daleel
         32. Fares Harmal – Amran
         33. Ali Thabit Harmal – Amran

The situation remains critical as the international community watches closely, urging action to protect human rights in Yemen.

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