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Report: 5143 violations by Houthi militia against civilians in Albaidh

[14/08/2021 05:57]

MARIVB-SABA
Iran-allied Houthi militia blamed for (5143) violations of human rights against the civilians in the governorate of Albaidha during the time 2014 to 2020, according to report by Human Rights Radar organization.

The report which headlined" Abaidha: Horrific Revenge" was published here in Marib today, Saturday, at press conference stated that the violations included killing, injuring, enforced disappearance, arbitrary arrest, torture and attacks on public and private-owned properties during six years.

The report cited 537 killing incidents, 543 injuries, 2157 kidnappings, 112 enforced disappearances and 122 tortures.

The violations against the properties included 1672 attacks on the houses, destroying and looting vehicles, 118 businesses, 54 educational facilities,48 mosques and 33 governmental facilities.