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Houthi militias abduct over 280 civilians in Dhamar for celebrating the September 26 Revolution.

Houthi Militias Kidnap Over 280 Civilians in Dhamar During September 26th Revolution Celebrations

A human rights organization has reported that Houthi militias have kidnapped more than 280 civilians in Dhamar Governorate, including children, over the past ten days. This wave of abductions occurred as citizens celebrated the 62nd anniversary of the September 26 Revolution and raised the national flag.

Details of the Abductions

In a statement released today, the Equality Organization for Rights and Freedoms disclosed that it documented the abduction of approximately 282 civilians from nine districts in Dhamar between September 20 and September 30. The organization attributes these kidnappings to the citizens’ participation in commemorating this significant national event.

The organization provided a breakdown of the abductions across various districts. It reported 120 cases in Al-Haddaa District, 100 in Wusab Al-Aali, 22 in Jahran, and 10 in the city of Dhamar. Other districts affected include Atmah and Maghrib Anis, each with seven cases, followed by Al-Manar with six, Dhoran with four, and Jabal Al-Sharq with two reported abductions.

Scope of the Reported Cases

The Equality Organization emphasized that these statistics do not encompass all abductions in Dhamar. They only reflect cases the organization has managed to document and verify from the field.

Continued Crackdown on Civil Liberties

The organization condemned the ongoing wide-scale arrests conducted by Houthi militias in most districts of Dhamar. It expressed strong disapproval of this unjust and oppressive campaign against citizens who demonstrate loyalty to the revolution and celebrate their national heritage.

Violation of Rights and National Symbols

The organization highlighted that these actions not only violate the constitutional rights of citizens but also represent a blatant assault on the September 26 Revolution. This revolution symbolizes freedom and independence for Yemenis. Moreover, the organization stated that any disrespect towards the national flag, which embodies Yemen’s identity and sovereignty, constitutes a crime punishable by law.

 

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