UN chief urges Yemen’s Houthis to release aid workers

The Houthis are still holding UN staff members kidnaped a year ago

Dozens of UN and aid workers remain in Houthi custody and UN Secretary-General Guterres had demanded the terrorist organization release them 'immediately'; According to reports, the aid workers are 'isolated from the outside world'; The detentions have disrupted humanitarian operations, sparked global condemnation and raised concerns over worsening conditions in Houthi-controlled regions of the embattled gulf nation

UN chief urges Yemen’s Houthis to release aid workers

DUBAI: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday demanded Yemen’s Houthi militants release dozens of aid workers, including UN staff, a year after their arrest. The Iran-backed militants, who control much of the war-torn country, detained 13 UN personnel and more than 50 employees of aid groups last June. “I renew my call for their immediate and

UN chief urges Yemen's Houthis to release aid workers - Al Arabiya

UN Chief Demands Release of Detained Personnel in Yemen, Condemns Houthi Abuses - The Media Line

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday called […] The post UN Chief Demands Release of Detained Personnel in Yemen, Condemns Houthi Abuses appeared first on The Media Line.

Secretary-General's statement on one year of detention of United Nations and other personnel in Yemen [scroll down for Arabic] | United Nations Secretary-General

This June marks one year since the arbitrary detention of dozens of personnel from the United Nations, national and international NGOs, civil society organizations, and diplomatic missions by the Houthi de facto authorities in Yemen. I renew my call for their immediate and unconditional release, including those held since 2021 and 2023, and most recently this January.