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Human rights observatory says Houthis committed over 12,000 violations in Baydhaa governorate

[26/08/2024 02:21]

Aden – Saba
The Observatory of Rights and Development said today that the terrorist Houthi militia committed 12,557 violations in central Yemens Baydhaa governorate during the period from January 2015 to July 2024.

The monitoring center said in its fifth periodic report entitled (Life of Oppression) that it monitored and documented the killing of 693 civilians, the injury of 713 others, including women and children, 2,950 cases of arrest and kidnapping, 421 cases of threats, abuse and travel ban, more than 6,516 cases of displacement and eviction, and more than 1,280 cases of infringement on private and public property.