Ahmed Arman
Ahmed Arman is the Minister of Legal Affairs and Human Rights in Yemen, who recently highlighted the grave humanitarian crisis caused by landmines planted by Houthi militias, reporting a staggering total of 4,501 casualties and 5,083 injuries across the country.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman stated that the Houthi militias are torturing the Yemeni people by obstructing humanitarian organizations.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman, the Yemeni Minister of Human Rights, condemned the systematic violations by the Houthi militia against the Yemeni people.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman, the Minister of Human Rights in the Yemeni government, condemned the Houthi militia's continued detention of UN staff in Sana'a.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman, the Yemeni Minister of Human Rights, condemned the Houthi militias for refusing to provide accurate lists of detainees in their prisons.
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United Arab Emirates:
Yemeni Minister of Human Rights Ahmed Arman emphasized the need for international action against the Houthi group.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman, the Yemeni Minister of Human Rights, warned about the humanitarian crisis at the port of Hodeidah.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman, the Yemeni Minister of Human Rights, warned about the humanitarian crisis at the port of Hodeidah.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman, the Yemeni Minister of Human Rights, stated that the landmines planted by the Houthi militias represent one of the most dangerous challenges facing the Yemeni people.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman, the Yemeni Minister of Human Rights, stated that the landmines planted by the Houthi militias represent one of the most dangerous challenges facing the Yemeni people.
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United Arab Emirates:
Ahmed Arman is the Yemeni Minister of Legal Affairs and Human Rights who reported on the casualties caused by Houthi landmines.
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