Today (Saturday), the Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms accused the Houthi militia of committing 7,742 violations and human and material damage to civilians in Al-Bayda Governorate during the time period from January 1, 2015 AD until June 30 of the current year, explaining that Al-Bayda Governorate, for more than nine years, has been living Under the weight of war and siege.

The network reported that 842 civilians were killed, including children and women, as 61 were killed by snipers, 214 by landmines, 41 by physical liquidation operations, and 13 by bombing homes, while the number of injured people reached about 931 people, including children and women.

The report indicated that the Houthi militia kidnapped 2,780 people, including 366 forcibly disappeared, and 132 were subjected to psychological and physical torture, indicating that its team recorded 2,691 attacks on public and private civilian objects in the governorate, resulting in 714 punitive damages to civilian homes; As a result of indiscriminate bombing, 346 homes were completely damaged.

The report condemned the siege imposed by the militia on some cities and villages in Al-Bayda Governorate, the use of excessive force, targeting villages and isolation with random projectiles such as Katyusha rockets, artillery, mortar shells and drones, which led to the displacement of 80,649 families in 16 districts of the governorate, and this resulted in a deterioration of the humanitarian situation. And the severe suffering of the population.

The network called on the international community, the United Nations, and its envoy to Yemen to quickly intervene to stop these crimes, open a transparent and urgent investigation into all cases of human rights violations, and hold all those involved politically, legally, and criminally accountable in accordance with international charters and agreements and the rules of international humanitarian law, and to assume their legal and moral responsibilities to protect civilians.< /p>