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Human Rights Ministry condemns deadly Houthi shelling of Taiz sports club

[12/12/2020 05:21]

ADEN - SABA
The Ministry of Human Rights has condemned the Houthi shelling of a sports club that killed and injured four civilians including three children in the southwestern Yemen city of Taiz on Saturday.

The ministry said in a statement the “savage attack is an episode a long series of targeted attacks on civilians” by the theocratic militia, the victims of which are usually women and children.

The Houthi shell of today killed a footballer player by the name Naser Arraymi and his child, and injured two other children as they were playing in the club’s playground. The ministry called upon the UN Security Council to document these repeating crimes and take an action against the Houthi militants.