
Amnesty International has issued a statement calling on the UK government to do more to secure the release of a British man who has been detained without charge in Yemen for almost five years. Luke Symons, 29, from Cardiff, has been held by the Houthi authorities in the capital Sanaa since his arrest at a security checkpoint in the southwestern city of Taiz on 4 April 2017. According to his relatives, Symons, was arrested simply because he held a UK passport. Although he has been accused of spying for the British government, he has still not been formally charged with any crime. Symons' family say that in the early periods of his confinement he was tortured to make him "confess" […]
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