UN demands investigation after staffer’s death in Houthi custody in Yemen

What the coverage says

The United Nations human rights chief has called for an inquiry following the death of a Yemeni UN Human Rights Office employee held by the Houthis. According to Sky News, the staff member was arbitrarily detained for over two years. Al Jazeera specifies that the worker, Mohammad el-Shami, was among numerous UN and NGO personnel taken into custody in June 2024 and accused of espionage.

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