Yemen: Detained African Migrants Tortured, Raped
Grant Access to Asylum Procedures; Hold Abusers Accountable
Yemen’s warring parties, including the Houthis, UAE proxies and Yemeni government forces, have arbitrarily detained, tortured, and forcibly disappeared scores of people.
Given the proliferation of armed groups and unofficial detention facilities, many families do not know where or why their relatives are being held. Even when a detainee’s whereabouts are learned, families have little access. Mistreatment is rampant and conditions poor. There is little due process, though lawyers and activists may seek to intervene. The fate of many remains unknown.
Those responsible for abuses retain senior positions, and steps to hold perpetrators accountable have been limited.
April 17, 2018
February 27, 2018
Grant Access to Asylum Procedures; Hold Abusers Accountable
Resolve ‘Disappearances’, Grant Access to Detention Sites
Free Prisoners Wrongfully Held; Ensure Access to Family, Lawyers
Release Those Held Arbitrarily, Resolve ‘Disappearances’
Warring Parties Ignore Thousands of Families Seeking Truth, Justice
All Parties Should Respect Prisoners’ Rights
Attack on Human Rights Watch Provides a Tiny Glimpse of the Threat
Resolve ‘Disappearances’, Grant Access to Detention Sites
Free Prisoners Wrongfully Held; Ensure Access to Family, Lawyers
Saudi-Led Coalition, Houthi-Saleh Forces Abuses Persist
End Persecution of Religious Minority
Release Those Held Arbitrarily, Resolve ‘Disappearances’
Ex-Detainees Describe Mass Arrests, Torture in Ibb