Intl. Day of Enforced Disappearances: Yemen’s highway aabductions highlight global hypocrisy
Yahya Al-Wazir
Press TV, Sana'a
For most travelers around the world, crossing a border requires a passport and a visa. But for ordinary Yemenis taking to the highways under an ongoing blockade, survival depends on luck.
Pulled off buses at checkpoints for their identity or tribal background, everyday citizens—from merchants to patients—are being abducted and treated as prisoners of war. As the world marks the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, Press TV’s Yahya Al-Wazir brings us these exclusive accounts from Sana’a.
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