Sana'a - Amnesty International has revealed a disturbing wave of repression carried out by Houthi de facto authorities in Yemen, targeting dozens of civilians who peacefully commemorated the anniversary of the September 26 Revolution through public gatherings and social media posts. - In response, Houthi forces launched mass arrests, detaining scores of demonstrators, including activists, lawyers, and even minors, for what Amnesty described as peaceful expressions of national pride. Human Rights Violations- Amnesty International condemned the arrests as a flagrant violation of the right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, calling for the immediate and unconditional release of all detainees. - The crackdown reflects a deepening divide over Yemen’s national identity, and signals the Houthis’ intent to suppress dissent and control public discourse in territories under their rule. This revelation adds to growing international concern over the deteriorating human rights situation in Yemen, as calls intensify for accountability and protection of civil liberties.