Yemen's Foreign Minister Calls on Houthis to Take Responsibility for UN Staff Deaths
Yemeni Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad Bin Mubarak called on the Houthi group to take responsibility for the death of Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Shami, an employee of the UN Human Rights Office, while in detention. Al-Shami had been detained by the Houthis for over two years, and Bin Mubarak described his death as a "horrific crime" that requires decisive international action to hold the perpetrators accountable. He also called on the United Nations and the Security Council to pressure the Houthis to release all abductees.
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