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HR office in Hodeidah condemns Houthi crime against civilians from Bajil

[07/12/2022 12:06]

Hodeidah - Saba
The Human Rights Office in Al Hodeidah Governorate condemned the terrorist crimes committed by the terrorist Houthi militia against the people of Bajel district, as the latest of which was the killing of two unarmed civilians and injury of three others, as they tried to defend their plot of land from a Houthi gang.

The Human Rights Office in Hodeidah said in a statement that this full-fledged crime is added to the series of repeated and deliberate crimes by the terrorist Houthi militia as they seek to confiscate and loot private properties from their civilian owners.

The statement called on the United Nations and its mission, "UNMHA" to do something to save civilians in the militia-controlled areas, stop violations against them, and return their property and lands looted and ensure their safety.