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Protests against Houthi massacres in Taiz

[13/01/2021 06:53]

TAIZ - SABA
A large number of people organized a rally in Taiz city on Wednesday to protest at a Houthi massacre of villagers in the province’s countryside of Al-Haymah a week ago.

The Houthi militants killed 10 people, wounded 31, kidnapped 200 and detonated a number of houses in an offensive after Al-Haymah people refused to pay illegal taxes decreed by the theocratic militia.

The protesters said in a statement the militia repeatedly attack the villages since 2015, using all forms of terrorism.

The protesters appealed to the international community to heed their pleas for rescue from the militia which still control their farms and prosecute the unarmed population.