One of the families said that the last call they received from their loved ones was on 22 April. Her son, detained in the Al-Qasim prison called 3 days after the launch of the aforementioned film. He told them that he and the others with him would be sent to a court in Jeddah, despite the fact that some of them were, at that time, being tried in front of a court in Riyadh.

Another family said that they received a call on the same date, 22 April, from their family member who is detained in the same prison. He told them that he was going to be moved to the court in Jeddah on 14 May and said that he would be able to call them weekly, although they have not received a phone call from him since then.

The Al Haudali Yemeni families spoke out previously [Link to press release of DATE?] about their fear of retaliation by the Saudi Authorities, because they provided testimonies in this documentary that ran for days on the Alasr satellite channel.

Alkarama joins the families in their deep concern for the lives of the detainees listed below. The Saudi Authorities carry the responsibility for the lives of those victims and their safety.

List of members of the Al Hudali families detained in Saudi Arabia: 

1 Ahmad Hadi Khadiri Qasir,  47,  4 years of detention 

2 Salim Muhammad Musa Hudali,  26,  5 years of detention

3 Ibrahim Muhammad Musa Hudali, 24, 5 years of detention

4 Walid Muhammad Musa Hudali, 22, 4 years of detention

5 Ayman Muhammad Salim Hudali, 28, 3 years of detention

6 Sa'ad al-Din Nasir Sa'ad Hudali, 24, 4 years of detention

7 'Abd-al-Rahman 'Abdallah Ja'far, 38, 5 years of detention

8 Usamah Salih 'Abdallah Sanbusah, 33, 7 years of detention

9 Anwar Salih 'Abdallah Sanbusah, 31, 7 years of detention

10 Walid Yahya Muhammad al-Ahdal, 34, 4 years of detention

11 Khalid 'Abud al-'Amuri, 27, 5 years of detention

12 'Abd-al-Majid Batis, 32, 3 years of detention

13 'Abdallah Salih al-Siy'ari, 46, 3 years of detention