Eritrean authorities released 11 Yemeni children working in fishing, which had kidnapped them, during previous periods of sea, after accusing them of illegal fishing in their territorial waters.
The human rights activist in Hodeidah, Mujahid Al -Qab, said on Sunday that the Eritrean authorities released 11 children who worked in fishing.
He explained in a post, on his Facebook page, that the children released arrived in the city of Khokha, south of Hodeidah.
He added that 113 right fishermen are still being held in Eritrean camps.
The Eritrean authorities usually release the Yemeni fishermen months after they were arrested at sea, accusing them of penetrating their territorial waters.
Dozens of Yemeni fishermen, released, complained, in earlier times, that they were subjected to bad treatment during detention and confiscating their fishing boats..
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