Office raids and shocking assistance workers in Yemen were arrested

“When Hanaa came to work a few months ago,” drawers and doors were broken and the cartridge surrounded by security officers. “

Computers, phones, cameras and documents were confiscated, the cartridge was arrested and the bank account of the organization was soon frozen.

Hanaa is working for the US-funded Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that supports the powers of women and supports people to solve people through negotiations.

However, a civil war, which is one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises and has created one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, has made life for NGO employees who are increasingly dangerous.

In recent months, Houthi rebels were detained by the employees of other local and international NGOs, Houthi rebels under twenty-four employees.

A wave arrested in January strengthened the climate of fear – one person was killed in a detained world food program.

The situation has left humanitarian workers, freedom of movement was very limited. As a result, many organizations, including many organizations, are expanding operations that threaten the life for people in which the war worsened.

Ten years ago, the Iranian-supported Houthi servicemen seized most of the West, including the capital, Sanaa’s international recognized government. Saudi Arabia, since then, with intense air raids – Logistics and intelligence support from the United States and England – to try to prevent Houthi rebels to prevent the entire country.

Houthi officials, who attacked HaAA’s office and holding the boss, were officials and if he speaks. Thus, for this article for their security, we changed the names of Hanaa and others in Yemen and others.

Humanitarian workers aims to spread Hanaa, Houthis to spread fear to the people. But how he deeply reproached him how the people reacted.

“When I checked social media, it was terrible to learn people see us as spying.”

A day after the boss was arrested, Hanaa was clung to TV in a territory described by nine local people developed by nine local people working once in the long-closed embassy in Sanaa. He was arrested in 2021.

This was the moment he was afraid of things, as the US was working for the financing NGOs. He decided to leave his house in Yemen.

When the total reached, he felt damaged. “I couldn’t eat in three days, I couldn’t sleep. I couldn’t stop crying,” he says.

Now the US President Donald Trump’s Houths decided to redefine the decision as a terrorist organization, which can take anyone working in the United States-funded projects.

After someone was arrested, the Yemeni lawyer, who were 14 prisoners, said that according to Abdulaziz, it can be difficult to have any support. It has been behind the bars for several months – three UN employees and others are used by local NGOs. “In the first three months of the arrested, my clients did not communicate with anyone.”

Abdulaziz is becoming more and more concerned that they are still unknown. Recently, he says they are able to make a few short telephone conversations to their customers’ families. “Every call was between five and 10 minutes,” he said.

BBC approached Houthis to ask about the treatment of help employees, but did not answer.

In addition to the impatience, the United States of American Development (USAID) (USAID) was stopped by the freezing of President Trump, President Trump’s world operations, waste and funds.

Human Rights Watch (HRW), the impact of the arbitration of President Trump’s policy and Houthis, “Nothing in Destructiveness” will be a massive and dramatic effect on the provision of Yemen in Yemen and Bahrain, in the organization The researcher says Niku Jafarnia.

According to HRW, the United States has financed many people in Yemen, many people in humanitarian aid through USAID. Between 2015-2021, more than $ 3.6 billion, it made it a great single donor of humanitarian aid in the country.

“Cut help would be a death sentence,” said Amal, the mother of nine. Along with thousands of families, he lives in the camp for IDPs in northern Yemen.

Even on the phone, how clear is a heavy burden of this woman. Its slow speech is loaded with feeling. It’s about 10 years since he lost his house.

Amal openly supports his giant family. Her husband has an acute assassination, so he can’t work. Following the family conflict began, he had to escape from north.

Since then, life has increased. The camp is like a house in the barren desert lands. Their is their only shelter, chair or bed, outdated plastic tent. It is difficult to find joy in one place where their children are almost everything.

“If this supply line is cut by NGOs, my children may die. We have no business, there is no gain,” he added.

The UN Child Charity is a need for about 10 million children, including about half of the population, including half of the population, including 10 million children. The UN Human Development Index lists Yemen’s least developed countries in the world.

Amal says the UN World Food Program (WFP) has received a monthly food basket, but it lasts two weeks. When the meal is exhausted, it only says the choice is to leave the camp and leave the city’s streets. Restaurant and shops hope for a few loaves or a package rice.

“I’m ashamed, but I need my children starve? I’m completely helpless,” he said. The wretch often takes his way to him. “I cry a lot when I realize I’m not a penny,” says, both the voice and bitterness and hurts.

A large number of children suffer from diarrhea and pneumonia due to poor hygiene, nutrition and miserable living conditions, but adequate medications are rare.

In a clinic in Northern Yemen, the shelves that medications should be discharged. Employees said they were nothing compared to people’s needs.

The BBC contacted the UN, looking for a comment on the distribution process and recent arrests, but did not respond.

However, Hans Grundberg, who applied to the UN Security Council, a special envoy for Yemen, not only a violation of the main human rights, but also needs a direct threat to the opportunity to help the UN best. ” He also called for the immediate release of all prisoners of UN or other local and international NGOs.

Hanaa and his colleagues for families like Amal try to make life better.

Proudly remembers the girls proudly sent them to school in one of the conservative northern regions. When parents complained that during the neighbors’ break, we had discussions among the residents, and as a result, we agreed to cover the playground, so we agreed to return to the grade again, “he said.

Due to fear and lack of funds, the lack of this support can increase the degrees of illiteracy. “We are the only ones who survived the state in order to serve the people,” Hanaa says a harmony.

The names of Hanaa, Abdulaziz and Amal were changed for this article.