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Documenting 3,495 violations committed by the Houthi militia in Aljawf Governorate

[02/01/2023 02:23]

ALJAWF - SABA
The Human Rights Office in Aljawf Governorate documented 3,495 cases of human rights violations committed by the terrorist Houthi militia in all districts of the governorate during the past year 2022 AD.

The office stated that the documented Houthi violations during 2022 were included (17) cases of direct killing, (34) cases of killing by mines, (5) cases of direct injury, (67) cases of mine injury, in addition to (30) cases. ) cases of kidnapping, (1300) cases of forced displacement and displacement, and (45) cases of psychological damage to relatives and families of mine victims.

The report reviewed the Houthi violations that affected public and private property, most notably the militia's looting of (4) government facilities in the Al-Yatemah area.