Hundreds of people imprisoned during Yemen's civil war have been freed under an amnesty initiative managed by the Houthis. This latest action increases the total tally of detainees freed under the group's unilateral measures to 2,612. The International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed that this specific release was conducted entirely outside of negotiated prisoner-exchange agreements between the warring parties.
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Yemen’s Houthis unilaterally release 600 war detainees
Yemen’s Houthis have released 600 people imprisoned during the country’s civil war. The group says the move brings the total number freed through its unilateral amnesty initiatives to 2,612. The ICRC says the operation was separate from negotiated prisoner-exchange agreements.
Published On 15 Nov 2026
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