All parties to the conflict continue repressive policies which curtail civil rights
All parties to the conflict in Yemen continue their gross violations of human rights, including arbitrary arrest and detention, and unfair verdicts on fabricated charges
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Journalist freed after a month in captivity, while others continue to suffer in prison
Update: Yemen: On October 19, 2020, journalist Mohammed Ali Al-Maqri was released from the Political Security prison in Ma’rib, and his first question was about
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Five journalists finally released six months after judge’s order, while four others still facing execution
The Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) welcomes the news that on 15 October 2020, five imprisoned Yemeni journalists, Hisham Ahmed Tarmoom, Hisham Abdulmalik
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In third report, Group of Eminent Experts says all parties have committed violations and calls on UN member states to stop supplying arms
Update: Yemen: On 06 October 2020, at the HRC's 45th session, a majority of 22 members supported a resolution renewing the mandate of the Group of
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UN Human Rights Council: Help bridge Yemen’s “acute accountability gap”
States should help pave the way towards credible accountability and redress for the people of Yemen by renewing and strengthening international investigations into war
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Journalists, academics & activists face execution while they and their imprisoned colleagues face Covid-19 threat
Update: Yemen: Delayed verdict finally received in case against ten journalists. The official verdict in the case of ten journalists was finally received by defence
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Academic Dr. Hameed Mohammed Yahya Aklan must be released
Dr. Hameed Mohammed Yahya Aklan, President of the National University of Science and Technology and Chairman of the Board of Directors of its Science and Technology
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Photojournalist killed in Aden and another journalist arrested in Mukalla
The Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) is extremely concerned at the threats to journalists for doing their jobs in Yemen, including the murder of a photojournalist and
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Journalists remain in prison despite release order, while others kidnapped
It has been over a month since a court in Yemen sentenced four journalists to death and ordered six others to be freed, yet five remain behind bars. Earlier in
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