On Saturday, the Human Rights Ministry held the Houthi militia fully responsible for the death of UN worker Mohammed Ibrahim Mohammed al-Shami inside one of its detention centers in Sana'a, more than two years after he was abducted and forcibly disappeared. The Minister of Human Rights, Moshadal Omar, said in a statement that the circumstances of the death of Al-Shami, who worked in the office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, are still unknown, and noted that his family was denied a visit or communication with him throughout his detention, and has not yet received his body. The minister criticized the weakness of the UN's efforts to monitor the conditions of its kidnapped workers and press for their release, considering that the death of one of them after more than two years of detention, without his family knowing his fate or the conditions of his detention, requires a serious examination of the UN's handling of this case. He called on the United Nations to take more effective steps to free the remaining detained workers, reveal the circumstances of al-Shami's death, ensure that his body is transferred to his family, and hold those responsible accountable. for more