[30/08/2019 09:12]
ADEN-SABA
The Ministry of Human Rights unearthed that the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council's (STC) militia has killed and injured 300 civilians, including women and children in Aden and Abyan provinces during storming houses in the two provinces.
The militia has also killed 11 injured soldiers while receiving treatments in hospitals, said the ministry in a release issued Friday, adding that the STC's most recently stormed a house for students from Shabwa province in Aden in addition to cracking down people in streets and arresting them illegally.
Saying it has received videos and photos to executions, torture and humiliation committed by the militia against soldiers, all breaches international law and human rights law, the ministry of human rights condemned these revenge crimes against people in Aden and Abyan.
It holds the Transitional Council responsible on bloodshed and illegal killing of civilians and soldiers in hospitals.
The ministry added that the crimes have been increased after UAE air raids against national army in Adenand Abyan, killing and injuring dozens followed by killing soldiers in hospitals and storming houses and violating honor norms.
The ministry called the National Committee of Human Rights to investigate these crimes and define the criminals for referring them to justice and called upon UN, UN High Commission for Human Rights and relevant international organizations to exert efforts for deterring the outlaw militias.
President al-Alimi appoints new judges in Supreme Court
FM meets UN Deputy Humanitarian Coordinator
Baggash praises regional, international efforts to make peace in Yemen
Ambassador Moussa meets Director of Arab Labor Organization
Minister of Social Affairs: Yemen is going through one of the worst humanitarian crises due to Houthi war
Member of Leadership Council Tariq Saleh emphasizes importance of unifying media address
FM receives Director of WHO in Aden
Presidential Leadership Council orders comprehensive reforms to improve state institutions efficiency
Presidential Leadership Council discusses tasks, priorities of coming stage
Al-Bahsani discusses ways to enhance bilateral cooperation with British Ambassador