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Houthi militias blamed for 340 violations in al-Baydha governorate in 2023—Report

[25/03/2024 06:37]

AL-BAYDHA - SABA
Iran-allied Terrorist Houthi militias are responsible for 34o crimes and violations the militiamen committed against the fellow citizens in the governorate of al-Baydha last year.

A national human rights organization "Rasd Center for Rights and Development (RCRD)" reported that Iran-backed Houthi militiamen committed 340 crimes and violations in 2023.

The militiamen killed 39 people outside law and hurt 31 persons, arrested 154 people and committed 112 attacks and violations on public and private-owned properties, according the RCRD's report published today.