Sana'a court jails 12 in hashish trafficking and use case
The Specialized Criminal Court in Sana'a sentenced four men to 25 years for possessing and distributing hashish with intent to traffic and for preparing a place for its use. Three others got five years for possessing hashish for use, five got one year for preparing drug-use premises, and one was acquitted.
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The Specialized Criminal Court in Sana’a sentenced four men to 25 years for possessing and distributing hashish with intent to traffic and for preparing a place for its use. Three others got five years for possessing hashish for use, five got one year for preparing drug-use premises, and one was acquitted. The same court opened a new case against 25 defendants accused of trading hashish, methamphetamine and Captagon and of reprocessing hashish.[1]
Sources
- Specialized Criminal Court issues final rulings in a drug-use case. 26 September. 4 May 2026: 12 defendants, 25 years to one year; new 25-defendant case.