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Up to 15 thousand civilians, killed 23 thousand injured since Houthi coup, says report

[10/12/2019 02:56]

ADEN-SABA
As many as 15 thousand and 420 of civilians have been killed, 22 thousand and 916 more wounded in Yemen ever since Iran-allied Houthi militia carried out the coup against the official authority on September 21, 2014 according to a report.

The report issued by the Yemeni Alliance for Observing Violations of Human Right (RASD) on the International Day of Human Rights, December 10.

The report mentioned that there are 4 thousand and 272 civilians have been abducted and 6 thousand and 352 children have been recruited by Houthi rebels. Houthi militiamen laid down anti-personnel landmine have killed 1,300 civilians throughout the country.