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Human Rights Ministry opens gallery of Houthi crimes in Aljawf

[28/07/2019 01:31]

ALJAWF-SABA

The Ministry of Human Rights has opened a gallery of pictures revealing the Houthi crimes against civilians in Aljawf.

The director general of the ministry's branch office said during the gallery opening ceremony on Sunday "the rebel militia had committed one thousand violations against civilians" by planted landmines alone. Increasing number of civilians get killed and injured by those landmines in the northern Yemen province, he said.

He said the Houthi "violations against children and women are by the thousands."

The director of Aljawf Organization for Freedoms Mutalk Sofah appealed to the international organizations especially those concerned with human rights to bear their responsibility towards the aggravating humanitarian situation.