Houthi's coup militia determines to seize the home of the leader in the Yemeni Islah Party, Muhammad Qahtan, in the capital Sanaa after the militia asked his family to leave the house today.

Abdul Rahman (son of Muhammad Qahtan) said that "an armed Houthi patrol came today and threatened them to take the house by force."

"The family of Mr. Qahtan, including children live in the house, what a shame?," he said on his subscription on Facebook. And he addressed the Houthis by saying "We tell them we will not go out of the house."

Abdul Rahman published a picture of the wall of the house written on it "Reserved by the specialized criminal prosecution." This statement was written by the Houthi gunmen.

And the politician Muhammad Qahtan has been abducted by the Houthi coup militia since March 2015. For the fourth consecutive year, the Houthi militias did not allow his family to visit or communicate with him, and this is a hideous process of forcibly disappearance by the Houthi militias, which abducts other leaders in the country, including the Minister of Defense al-Subaihi.

On December 12, the Yemeni parties signed a multi-items trust-building agreement under the auspices of the United Nations in Sweden. Among these items is the item of exchange of prisoners and abductees. The name of the politician Muhammad Qahtan was mentioned at the top of the list, which included 8,200 names of abductees. The file is still being hampered so far and no deal has been exchanged despite a month of agreement.