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Houthi Prisons as Living Tombs
Human rights reports reveal that Houthi prisons and detention centers in Yemen are filled with cases of torture, mistreatment, and enforced disappearances. Confessions are often forcibly extracted, and detainees are denied medical care, leading to some deaths and others suffering from chronic illnesses. Among the most notable cases is that of doctor Ali Ahmed Al-Madawahi, who was subjected to torture to force him to confess to espionage. There has been an increase in deaths resulting from torture and medical neglect, with 3,219 violations recorded during 2024 and 2025, including cases of torture, enforced disappearances, and political trials. These violations raise serious concerns about the worsening conditions of detainees amid the escalating war in Yemen and the Houthis' restrictions on freedoms and medical services in areas under their control.
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