The BBC has identified multiple sites in Yemen that were formerly operated by the United Arab Emirates. The locations are said to have been used for detention purposes. According to reports from former detainees, conditions reported there included physical and psychological abuse. The pattern of abuse mentioned involves restraints, denial of medical care, and intimidation. Local authorities have not released official statements regarding the allegations._2_Investigations into the sites have been carried out by journalists on the ground. Evidence cited includes photographs of the infrastructure and documents allegedly issued to second‑tier command officials. Refugee support groups have requested that international monitors be granted access. The BBC’s coverage cites the need for independent verification of the allegations._3_The situation has attracted attention from humanitarian organisations that monitor detainee rights worldwide. There is a broader context of security operations in the region, and the reported use of former UAE facilities as detention centres has implications for regional security protocols. Continued reporting by international media is expected to clarify the status of the sites and any actions taken by Yemeni authorities.