SCMCHA condemns the execution crimes of prisoners by the Saudi regime.

The Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation condemned the Saudi regime’s execution of a number of people, including two Yemeni prisoners.

In a statement issued today, SCMCHA confirmed that the executions of prisoners by the Saudi regime is a crime that is incompatible with all laws, norms and human values.

SCMCHA considered this crime a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law, and further evidence of the Saudi regime’s disregard for international norms and laws.

SCMCHA renewed its call on the international community, the United Nations and all humanitarian and human rights organizations to condemn this crime and to make pressure on Saudi Arabia to respect its obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law.

SCMCHA called on the United Nations and its bodies to implement their humanitarian and moral responsibilities and work to lift the siege and stop the aggression on Yemen.