Published : 19-10-2017
Palestinian-Syrian student “Moual Muhammed Ibrahim Waleed” remains under the Houthis’ arbitrary detention for the third consecutive year. He had fled from Syria to Yemen for his education and upon arriving in Sanaa International Airport; the Houthis arrested him immediately and took him to an unknown location. He was also banned from contacting anyone from the outside world and banned any lawyer from meeting him during his detention period.
For its part, the Euro-Mediterranean Observatory for Human Rights in Geneva demanded the Houthis to release the Palestinian-Syrian student immediately and called for the adherence to international conventions governing human rights. It also called on the international community to take practical measures to ensure the safety of those under the Houthis’ detention, rapidly releasing them and stopping the arbitrary attacks against them.
The Palestinian student’s mother appealed to the Houthis to release her son through a video recording, confirming that he did not commit any crimes and had gone to Yemen to study about three years ago.
Palestinian-Syrian student “Moual Muhammed Ibrahim Waleed” remains under the Houthis’ arbitrary detention for the third consecutive year. He had fled from Syria to Yemen for his education and upon arriving in Sanaa International Airport; the Houthis arrested him immediately and took him to an unknown location. He was also banned from contacting anyone from the outside world and banned any lawyer from meeting him during his detention period.
For its part, the Euro-Mediterranean Observatory for Human Rights in Geneva demanded the Houthis to release the Palestinian-Syrian student immediately and called for the adherence to international conventions governing human rights. It also called on the international community to take practical measures to ensure the safety of those under the Houthis’ detention, rapidly releasing them and stopping the arbitrary attacks against them.
The Palestinian student’s mother appealed to the Houthis to release her son through a video recording, confirming that he did not commit any crimes and had gone to Yemen to study about three years ago.
