News - Yemen: The Ministry of Expatriate Affairs condemned the Saudi regime's death sentence against a Yemeni living in Saudi Arabia, Bashar Moaz Al-Ashari, 16 years old, on a fabricated charge.

The Ministry said in a statement that the Saudi regime issued a 30-year prison sentence against another Yemeni citizen, Ahmed Moaz Al-Ashari, on a fabricated charge.

It considered this crime as a continuation of a series of human rights violations committed by the Saudi authorities.

It stated that the Saudi regime continues to violate all international conventions, norms and human rights laws.

It called on all UN bodies and concerned international bodies and organizations to conduct extensive investigations into Saudi Arabia's violations.

The criminal Saudi regime continues to kill Yemenis and enjoy brutal crimes against them inside and outside Yemen's territory. During the past two months, it committed crimes against expatriates unlawfully, in a crime added to the black criminal record of the Saudi criminal regime.

In January, human rights sources reported that the Saudi regime executed two Yemen's citizens residing in the kingdom’s lands.

The sources stressed that the crime comes in the context of fabricating the charges that the criminal Saudi regime is making to justify the commission of crimes and massacres.

The sources denounced the Saudi regime's continued spilling of Yemen's blood inside and outside its territory, calling on the concerned international bodies to play their humanitarian and moral role to deter Saudi criminality.

Saudi Arabia executed twice as many people in 2022 as it did in 2021, according to statistics released by AFP.