Yemen: Huthi authorities must release four journalists sentenced to death

By Amnesty International

Yemen’s Huthi de facto authorities must quash the death sentences and order the immediate release of four Yemeni journalists who are facing execution following a grossly unfair trial, Amnesty International said today ahead of an appeal hearing on 22 May before the Specialized Criminal Appeals Division in Sana’a, Yemen. Since 2015, the Huthi authorities have […] The post Yemen: Huthi authorities must release four journalists sentenced to death appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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