Mwatana for Human Rights reminds of the torment innocent women and children endure as this Eid approaches, with the feeling of missing their loved ones reignited, while the jailers go on enjoying their lives

“They were moments of freedom that I wished would not end. Yet, they were very short as the jailer took us back to our temporary graves in less than ten minutes.”

A lot of the children who were recruited as fighters in the areas of the conflict have suffered from both physical and psychological disabilities that deprived them from leading normal lives and the possibility for a future. Many of them do not have this option because they already lost their lives.

We value any solidarity against the war in Yemen and all other wars, and consider it an occasion to redouble efforts and raise awareness against whatsoever kills the human being and lurks on their live, safety, and security.

In every round of negotiations between the parties to the conflict in Yemen, families wish the interlocutors will make progress on the case of prisoners' and detainees' exchange, and their sons will be in the forefront of the first batches.

In Dhubab, people lose their relatives, belongings, vehicles, cattle and everything related to their life. Likewise, humanitarian and official bodies lose their humanity as they look at the machinery of death permanently claiming lives while keeping silent towards such a bloody scene.

There is nothing new in this regard except the waiting agonies of medical patients, some of whom have changed their flights to the graves after they lost hope to fly for medical care outside the country.

We just want to live, just like you, and it is a profound sense of disappointment that we find ourselves compelled to defer our dreams year after year, hopefully that they may be fulfilled! They must be fulfilled! All World, Happy New Year!

I inspected the destruction of the Dhamar Community College buildings that were transformed by the Ansar Allah armed group (Houthis) into a place of detention. I saw horrifying, heart-wrenching scenes, bodies shredded and scattered throughout the college yard.

One of the most striking patterns of violations that impacted the Yemeni society was the interruption of earnings and salaries of government employees, which began in 2016 and continued until today. Every single household in Yemen is bearing the repercussions of this interruption.