(NPR) – The mothers of Yemen’s disappeared fill city streets with the sound of their chants. They protest outside the prisons that hold their sons, and the offices of human rights workers they feel should do more to help. In Yemen’s conservative society, women are rarely prominent in public life. But the women of the Abductees’ Mothers’ Association make themselves hard to ignore.
In Yemen, Mothers Of Detained Won’t Stop Protests Till Their Sons Are Freed
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