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The Yemen Journalists Syndicate has revealed the deteriorating health condition of its deputy branch head in Al-Hudaydah, Walid Ali Ghaleb, who has been detained by the Houthi group for over a year due to their refusal to allow him to receive necessary treatment for his chronic illness. The syndicate confirmed that his life is now at risk and holds the group fully responsible for the continued detention and the worsening of his health. It called for his immediate release, along with that of other imprisoned journalists. Restrictions and repression against the media sector have escalated in areas under Houthi control, with journalists still being detained and media work being restricted, amid international calls to halt these violations.
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