Houthi militias on Sunday stormed into the office of Alsaada Channel in Sana'a, and kidnapped its director and a number of staff.

The Association of Detainees' Mothers on Sunday condemned the assault on detainees held in Habrah Jailby a Houthi leader.

Families of 11 February Revolution in collaboration with human rights activists on Saturday staged a protest in front of the Penal Court in Sana'a City, demanding to release the activists of February Revolution who have been behind bars for five years without trials or charges.

The International Federation of Journalists has demanded to end killings, attacks and threats committed by militias of the Houthis and ousted President Ali Abdullah Saleh against Yemeni journalists.

The United Arab MediaCouncil on Wednesday declared in Jordon that the Yemeni correspondent of al-Shareqah TV Mohammed Tahir on the prize of the best Arab correspondent for 2016, along with the journalist Ahmed al-Budairi.

The Yemeni Journalists Syndicate (YJS)has released its semi-annual report on Yemen's press freedoms from January to June 2006, saying that Yemen's journalism is facing a fierce war.

Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) condemns the abduction of the journalist Asa'ad al-Emad, an editor of Bawabat al-Yaman al-Ekhbaryah news website, by militias of the Houthis and Saleh. Al-Emad was taken from al-Saleh town in al-Huban, Taiz governorate.

Well-informed sources have revealed that militias of the Houthis and ousted President Ali Abdullah Saleh investigated with detained journalists with TV cameramen, though they were investigated dozens of times since they have been detained.

Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) condemns the terrorist bombing occurred in the port city of Aden on Monday which claimed the lives of 45 persons and wounded scores others. The bombing targeted a military recruitment center in al-Mansourah district.

The Popular Forces Union party has arbitrarily dismissed the journalist Waheeb al-Nasri from his work as a managing editor of Sawat al-Shura Online, the mouthpiece of the party.

Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) has vividly condemned the brutal torture made against a young man, Mohammed al-Dhahiri, who is detained by militias of the Houthis and ousted President Ali Abdullah Saleh.

Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) denounces the crime of detaining a worker of the International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC) Nuran Hawas while she was heading to her job in Sana'a on December 2015.