118 Yemeni Fishermen Return from Aggressive Eritrean Prisons
News - Yemen: The General Authority for Fisheries in the Red Sea received 118 fishermen in the fishing ports of Hodeidah and Al-Khuba, who were detained in Eritrean prisons for a period ranging from 6 to 9 months.
The head of the General Authority for Fisheries and Fishing Ports in the Red Sea, Engineer Hashem Al-Dana'i, confirmed that 68 fishermen arrived last night at the fishing port in Hodeidah.
He pointed out that 50 other fishermen arrived last night at Al-Khouba Fish Port after they were detained and imprisoned by the Eritrean authorities.
Al-Dana'i directed all care and attention to the returning fishermen to create the conditions and capabilities to practice their normal lives, in a way that would enable them to overcome the difficult living conditions in light of the continuing US-Saudi siege.
He condemned the hostile practices by the State of Eritrea, along with the countries of US-Saudi aggression, against the fishermen, and its continuation of besieging and insulting them.
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