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The Deputy Chief of Staff discusses the Red Cross’s medical and humanitarian interventions in Yemen.

Strengthening Humanitarian Efforts in Yemen

Meeting Overview

Today, in the temporary capital of Aden, Major General Ahmed Al-Basri, the Deputy Chief of Staff, met with Mahmoud Abu Haseeba, the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) mission in Aden. The two discussed ways to enhance their collaboration, particularly focusing on the ICRC’s medical and humanitarian interventions amid current security developments.

Addressing Human Rights and Legal Compliance

During the meeting, they reviewed the measures taken to implement directives from President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Al-Alimi, head of the Presidential Leadership Council. These directives include closing illegal prisons and releasing arbitrarily detained individuals. Such actions aim to uphold human rights, reinforce the rule of law, and remove military camps from the city, thereby fostering a secure and stable civil environment.

Focus on Prisoner Issues and Humanitarian Needs

The discussion also covered the ICRC’s efforts regarding the treatment of prisoners, especially in light of recent events in Hadhramaut. These incidents have created significant humanitarian challenges that require both local and international cooperation. Major General Al-Basri praised the ICRC’s humanitarian role in Yemen, particularly its support for the healthcare sector.

Enhancing Military Medical Support

Al-Basri emphasized the importance of bolstering military medical services across liberated provinces. He highlighted the need to enhance capabilities to respond effectively to emergencies and provide necessary medical services to both military personnel and civilians.

Documenting Violations and Ensuring Protection

The Deputy Chief of Staff also addressed the violations committed by Houthi militias, which represent a blatant breach of international humanitarian law. He stressed the necessity for the ICRC to document these violations and advocate for the protection of civilians and medical facilities while ensuring adherence to international laws and norms.

ICRC’s Commitment to Humanitarian Response

In response, Mahmoud Abu Haseeba reaffirmed the ICRC’s commitment to continuing its humanitarian and medical interventions. He emphasized the importance of coordinating with official entities to effectively address urgent humanitarian needs.

Conclusion

This meeting underscores the ongoing collaboration between the Yemeni authorities and the ICRC, aiming to improve humanitarian conditions and uphold human rights in Yemen. As the situation evolves, both parties remain dedicated to addressing the pressing needs of the population.

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