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National Investigation Committee reports about 3400 violations in 2022

[29/12/2022 01:53]

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National Committee for Investigations into Alleged Violations of Human Rights (NCIAVHR) announced that it documented and investigated into (3411) incidents of violations in 2022 occurred in different Yemeni governorates.

These violations caused damages to (3713) victims out of which 940 incidents included attacks on civilians resulted in killing 447 among them 35 women, 82 children and 891 injuries including 84 women, 212 children.

The NCIAVHR issued a press release shared with the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) noted that it had completed investigations into detonating 52 houses, forcefully displacing 144 families. Invitations also accomplished into 87 incidents of killing outside the law.

The NCIAVHR reported about 124 victims of anti-personnel landmines among them women and children. While shelling and snipers attacks on civilians resulted in killing and injuring 108 among them 16 women and 23 children.