News - Yemen: Insan Organization for Rights and Freedom announced, Wednesday, that the number of civilian abductees in the prisons of the US-Saudi aggression and its mercenaries is about 1,200, including women and children, during the years 2021 - 2023.

It stated that 256 civilian abductees were released, including 198 civilian detainees who were liberated in exchange deals out of 1,200, the most prominent of which was the governorate of Marib, whose detainees exceeded more than 645.

"It is through examinations of detainees liberated from the Political Security prison that it was found that there are widespread epidemics and severe medical negligence, and the various organizations are not allowed to visit the detainees," It said.

"Among the violations are the arrest of healthy civilians, taking them to prisons, merging them with prisoners of war, and bargaining with them in exchange deals," it added.

The organization indicated that there are civilian detainees whose physical and psychological health has deteriorated, and most of them suffer from psychological conditions.

It revealed that kidnappings and violations were not limited to men only, but also affected women and children, stressing that a number of abductees in Marib governorate died as a result of torture.

The report of the human rights organization indicated that the statistics indicate that the number of detainees who were released reached 39 through prisoner exchange deals.

The head of the Insan Organization, Amir al-Din Jahaf, condemned the continued kidnapping of civilians by the US-Saudi aggression, denouncing these acts and violations against defenseless civilians.

He called on the UN and all international and local organizations to do its duty towards what is being done against the civilian detainees.