Human Rights Minister on Disappeared Cases
The Yemeni Ministry of Human Rights emphasized that the issue of enforced disappearances in Yemen is complex and challenging to document in its entirety due to the multiplicity of parties involved and the geographical scope, with a potential underreporting out of fear of threats, especially among women. It clarified that the Houthi group bears significant responsibility for cases of kidnapping, detention, and enforced disappearance, linked to its security and intelligence agencies. The ministry is working to collect data in coordination with national and international entities and is monitoring cases of disappearance in areas under government control. It affirmed that human rights protection is indivisible and subject to legal investigation and follow-up.
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