In condemnation of the Houthi militia's crime of killing a displaced woman under brutal torture two weeks after her kidnapping, dozens of residents of Al-Durayhimi District and activists organized a protest in the city of Al-Khawkha.

The protesters stressed that the crime reflects unprecedented brutality, a complete lack of human and religious values, and a disregard for international laws.

The protesters stressed in a statement that the murder of citizen Fatima Ayesh is not an individual incident, stressing that it is one of a series of systematic violations committed by the Houthi militia against civilians, including women and children, in the areas afflicted by its control.

The protesters held the United Nations Mission (UNMHA) responsible for the Houthi militia’s persistence in committing such crimes and called on it to assume its responsibilities in stopping such criminal practices by the Houthi militia, which is classified on the terrorist list.