The Houthis banished released detainees to other parts of Yemen, taking them from detention to the airport and ordering them onto flights to Aden and Seyoun.
The Houthis banished released detainees to other parts of Yemen, taking them from detention to the airport and ordering them onto flights to Aden and Seyoun.
At least eight told Amnesty International that they could not return to their homes in the north. They included a journalist held for months after a court had ordered his release. Leaving prison did not end separation from home and family.
At least eight former detainees interviewed by Amnesty. Some may also appear in records about earlier arrests.
The Houthis forced families from al-Ghabra, Khadir, to leave their homes, local sources told Aden Time in September 2026. They described a military site and restrictions on ac
Houthi forces abducted Muhammad Hussein al-Maghribi from Dahyan and held him at al-Hamzat police station in Saada, where he was tortured, according to rights accounts publishe
Akram Aidh al-Turki died in a Houthi prison in Dhulaymah five days after being abducted while returning from his farm, local sources told Yemen Shabab Net in December 2025.
