The plight of Yemeni women detained in Houthi prisons has drawn international attention due to the severe violations of human rights they endure. 

Reports from advocacy groups and human rights organizations reveal harrowing accounts of abuse, including physical torture, psychological intimidation, and sexual violence. 

Many detainees are held without trial, often accused of fabricated charges such as collaboration with opposing forces.

In addition to the physical and emotional suffering, these women face social stigma upon release, further isolating them from their communities. 

The conditions in detention facilities are described as inhumane, with overcrowding, lack of medical care, and unsanitary environments exacerbating their ordeal.

Activists and survivors have called for urgent international intervention to address these abuses and ensure accountability for those responsible. 

The ongoing conflict in Yemen continues to create an environment where such violations persist, highlighting the need for comprehensive efforts to protect vulnerable populations and uphold human rights. You can explore more details here.