Yemen’s Houthis sentence 44 to death for 'collaborating' with Saudi-led coalition

Yemeni Court Sentences 44 to Death for Spying

Yemeni Court Sentences 44 to Death for Spying A Houthi-run court in Yemen sentenced 44 individuals to death on Saturday for spying, a lawyer revealed. Among those sentenced was Adnan al-Harazi, CEO of Prodigy Systems, involved in humanitarian aid distribution. The court also ordered the confiscation of al-Harazi's properties.Lawyer Abdel-Majeed Sabra condemned the trial, accusing Houthis of torturing the suspects and keeping them in solitary co…

Yemen’s Houthis sentence 44 to death on charges of collaboration with a Saudi-led coalition

A court run by Yemen's Houthi rebels has sentenced 44 people to death, including a businessman working with aid groups, on spying charges. A defense lawyer said Saturday they were among 49 people who were detained by the Iran-backed rebels…

Yemen’s Houthis sentence 44 to death on charges of collaboration with a Saudi-led coalition

CAIRO (AP) — A court run by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Saturday sentenced 44 people to death, including a businessman working with aid groups, on spying charges, a defense lawyer […]

Today, the court led by Yemeni rebels Huthi sentenced 44 people to death, including a businessman working with humanitarian organizations, due to charges of alleged spying, said the defense attorney Abdel-Majed Sabra.

Today (Saturday), the Houthi militia kidnapped the Dean of the Faculty of Commerce at Ibb University, Dr. Abdulhakim Al-Mansoub, under the directives of Houthi leaders in the Mashneh Security Department in Ibb, the capital of the governorate, for his opposition to the theft of land owned by Houthi leaders in the “Jamri” area. Yemeni activists in Ibb governorate said that there is a major Houthi campaign against land and civilian property in Ibb …