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Yemen rights org documents over 64 thousand Houthi abuses

[16/09/2021 03:48]

ADEN-SABA
The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms documented 6306 Houthi abuses of rights of civilians in the period spanning 1 January 2018 to 1 June, 2021.

In a report, the Network said it documented the killing of " 7316 civilians among them are 523 women and 357 children."

Taiz governorate topped the venues of the Houthi abuses with 1509 of the killings occurring there, followed by Hodeidah (1206 ), and then Marib (1173).

The report also documented 646 crimes of killing by landmines with the victims including 123 children and 157 women. The other abuses included kidnapping, torture, use of civilians as human shields and physically eliminating them in jails.