Houthis prepare trial for five NGO workers

Sources have reported that the Houthis are preparing to prosecute five senior detainees, including an employee at the UN envoy's office in Yemen, the deputy director of the U.S. National Democratic Institute, and a medical specialist in public health and childhood vaccines, after more than two years of imprisonment. The Houthi prosecution faces accusations of torture and mistreatment, with their health conditions deteriorating, and they refuse to provide the defense with copies of the case files. They are expected to be referred to an anti-terrorism court, amid ongoing arrests targeting dozens of workers at the United Nations and international organizations, along with international calls for their release and guarantees that they will not be exploited for political purposes.

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