Shabwah Sees Alarming Rise In Migrant Kidnappings And Human Trafficking ...Yemen

Shabwah province, controlled by Saudi-Emirati-backed mercenaries, has become a hub for criminal gangs smuggling African migrants and detaining many of them to extort their families to pay ransom in exchange for their release. Since the beginning of 2024, kidnapping gangs have intensified operations across Shabwah province – controlled by UAE-backed aggression mercenaries – abducting African

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