Yemenis fear fate of missing human rights activist: ‘We are desperate’ ...Yemen

  Published in Dutch by de Volkskrant  On social media, Yemenis have launched a campaign for Samira al-Houri, a human rights activist who has not been heard from since she was detained in Saudi Arabia last April. Her 24-year-old son Ahmed is also believed to be detained. Whether they are still alive is unknown. Al-Houri, 39, became a celebrity after she emerged as a whistleblower on Arabic TV channels. Based on her own experiences (three months in prison), she spoke candidly about the horrors in the prisons of the Houthi government in the Yemeni capital Sana’a. She said that women are abused and raped there, and used as war booty in exchange for ransom. That testimony led to two Houthi offic

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