Yemen: Jailed Journalists Face Abuse, Death Penalty

Click to expand Image Tawfiq al-Mansouri's mother, daughter, and wife hold up a photo of him during a demonstration on October 1, 2020. Al-Mansouri is one of four imprisoned Yemeni journalists currently facing the death penalty. © 2020 Mohammed Al-Emmad (Beirut) – Four journalists arbitrarily detained by Houthi authorities in Yemen since 2015 face the death penalty and receive inadequate medical care, Human Rights Watch said today. On April 11, 2020, the Houthi-controlled Specialized Criminal Court in Sanaa sentenced the four Yemeni journalists to death after an unfair trial on politically…

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