The Death of a National Staff Member in Houthi Prison in Sana'a
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UN says Yemeni staff member dies in Houthi custody, demands investigation
Oct 31 - A Yemeni staff member of the UN Human Rights Office has died in Houthi custody after being arbitrarily detained for more than two years, the UN human rights chief said on Saturday, calling for an independent investigation and the release of other detained personnel. Read more at straitstimes.com.
According to official sources, a UN employee who has been in the violence of the Houthi rebels in Yemen for two years is dead. The victim has been tortured to death – currently more than 70 UN employees are in the violence of the terrorists.
An Uno employee died after two years in captivity of the Huthis. A government representative accuses the rebels of torture. More than 70 other Uno employees are said to be in their hands.
Many UN employees are imprisoned in the prisons of Iran-backed Huthi rebels. After long uncertainty, one of them is dead.
The Yemeni Ministry of Human Rights held the Al-Houthi group responsible for the death of Mohamed Ibrahim Al-Shami, a staff member of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
According to official sources, a UN staff member who has been in the hands of the Houthi rebels in Yemen for two years is dead. According to a report by Saudi channel Al-Arabiya, a minister of the Yemeni government said that Yemeni nationals and staff members in the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights had been tortured to death in a Houthi prison.
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