Yemen: One year on, Huthis must release Baha’is arbitrarily detained over their religion and end persecution of minorities

By Amnesty International

The Huthi de facto authorities must immediately and unconditionally release five members of the Baha’i community who have been arbitrarily detained in Sana’a without charges for almost a year as part of the ongoing persecution of people of the Baha’i minority faith, Amnesty International said today, amid concerns that the men might be at risk […] The post Yemen: One year on, Huthis must release Baha’is arbitrarily detained over their religion and end persecution of minorities appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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