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Aljawf: Houthis committed 11,500 rights abuses last year

[01/12/2024 04:16]

ALJAWF- SABA
The Human Rights Office of Al-Jawf has documented 11,500 cases of Houthi abuses of human rights in the governorate last year.

The violations included 16 cases of murder, 12 direct injuries and 27 incidents of blasts and casualties by Houthi-planted landmines, the report indicated. The repot also documented 20 cases of arrest and 20 cases of plundering private lands and houses, and 80 cases of recruitment of child fighters.

The report called on all humanitarian organizations to speed up the provision of aid to the IDPs from Aljawf as they are deprived of the simplest relief aid.