Amran:A joint committee from the Presidency and Public Prosecution has authorized the release of 185 prisoners in Amran Governorate. This decision was made as part of an initiative to review prison conditions and release eligible inmates in accordance with legal guidelines.
According to Yemen News Agency, the release follows thorough field visits to the central prison and other detention facilities. During these visits, the committee evaluated prison records, inmates' cases, detention durations, and rehabilitation programs.
Amran Chief Prosecutor Judge Hadi Ayda emphasized the Public Prosecution's commitment to releasing prisoners who have fulfilled three-quarters of their sentences in serious cases or half in less serious ones. He also mentioned the provision of legal bail for cases currently under investigation. Judge Ayda highlighted the need to expedite pending investigations and ensure pretrial detention is used only when legally necessary.
Jihad Ghathaya, Presidential Office Director of Prison Affairs, expressed the leadership's dedication to protecting the legal and humanitarian rights of prisoners, facilitating their return to families, and aiding their reintegration into society. He characterized the release as a chance for prisoners to start anew and commended the collaboration between the Public Prosecution and prison authorities in ensuring legal compliance throughout the procedure.
