and Immigration has strongly condemned the murder of more than five American merchants of Yemeni origin during the past month in their shops in New York City and Pennsylvania. A statement issued by the association said, "These heinous crimes come as a continuation of what appears to have become a phenomenon

Association Maonah for Human Rights and Immigration denounced the (recognized) Yemeni government’s abandonment of paying the salaries of more than twenty thousand Yemeni students on scholarships to study abroad in various countries of the world.  For five consecutive years, during which the vigils and sit-ins have multiplied, and even reached suicides for Yemeni students in more than 38 countries around the world, and despite all this, the government still ignores all these voices and appeals. The Association said in a press statement issued today: It considers this abandonment as a crime of deliberate and continuous collective punishment against Yemeni students abroad for a long time, and therefore the international community and the United Nations must urgently intervene to end this crime, especially after the Yemeni government has stopped  Payment of financial dues to most students on scholarships to study abroad, which led to the deprivation of a number of them from continuing their studies and educational attainment after their expulsion from universities for non-payment of tuition fees, while the rest threatens deprivation and dismissal.  They found only the streets and public parks as a refuge, while a number of graduate students who had been stuck in some countries for years did not even find the value of tickets to return home. According to the complaints of students in most of the countries they are sent to for studies that were monitored by the Association, the salary crisis for

We thank the Group of Experts on Yemen for their report and share their concern regarding the lack of means and capacity of the Yemeni justice system to conduct prosecutions in accordance with international human rights law. Ma’onah Association and Geneva International Centre for Justice support the Group’s call for the referral of all international crimes committed in Yemen to the International Criminal Court. In this regard, we believe that the case should include all crimes perpetrated

The Association Maonah for Human Rights and Migration in New York (consultative status of the UN Economic and Social Council) condemns in the strongest terms the statements made by the spokesperson of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights on the death of Mohamed Morsi Issa al-Ayyat during his trial on charges of espionage with a foreign party.

The Association Maonah for Human Rights and Migration condemned the crime of enforced disappearance and arbitrary detention of two human rights activists, Awfi al-Nu'ami and Hassan al-Qutari, who work for Severorald International by the Huthi authorities in Sana'a. The reports from Sanaa say they were arbitrarily arrested and hidden Has

number of international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) welcomed New York in a statement yesterday night By convening of a conference the "Human FraternityMeeting" in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates

The Association Maonah of the Coalition of Yemeni Civil Society Organizations (partners) received on Monday 10 December 2018 An official letter issued by the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague includes his approval of the request to open a thorough investigation into the assassination of the former Yemeni President by the Huthi militias and in partnership with the governments of Iran and Qatar on 4 December 2017.

The Association Maonah for Human Rights in New York today filed its third complaint with the International Criminal Court in The Hague against the Houthis, Iran and Qatar for their involvement in an international terrorist crime. They were assassinated by former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh and his companions. War crimes, arrests and bloody assassinations of thousands of cadres of the General People's Congress in Yemen on 4 December

The Association Maonah condemns and condemns this terrorist crime committed by the Huthi militias supported by Iran and Qatar. It appeals to all international civil non-governmental organizations and all UN member states to issue statements condemning and denouncing this new Huthi crime and to declaring solidarity with Yemeni organizations and Yemeni rights. To restore the political life and restore the Yemeni state dropped by the Houthi coup and to prosecute its terrorist leaders and their supporters in accordance with the resolutions of international legitimacy, and to seek to include Houthi militias and supporters in the list of international terrorist organizations The United Nations in accordance with international human rights law.