The Center of Information and Human Rights Training condemns the militia's crimes in Al-Haima of Taiz

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The Center of Information and Human Rights Training condemns the militia's crimes in Al-Haima of Taiz

[27/12/2017 09:29]

ADEN-SABA
The Center of Information and Human Rights Training has condemned the crimes committed by Imamate Houthi militia against civilians in Al-Haima area of Taiz province.

In statement the center issued it strongly denounced the violations by the militia against the civilians population of Al-Haima who have been subjected to siege imposed upon them and came under heavy machine guns shelling.

The center reported that the militia's snipers shot dead 18 people, there have been dozens more wounded. He also reported that the populations of three villages have been forced to flee their own houses. The militiamen have stormed the residents houses, detonated the mosques and planted explosive devices around the houses, reported the center.

The center called on the international community to move immediately and intervene to stop the militia's crimes.