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HR office documents more than 18,000 Houthi human rights abuses in one year

[14/03/2020 02:57]

MARIB - SABA
The Ministry of Human Rights office (Sana'a-branch) unveiled today that the Houthi militia occupying the capital Sana'a committed more than 18,000 human rights abuses in the capital city last year.

In a report it launched in a press conference in Marib, the office said the abuses included extrajudicial killing, enforced disappearances.

Addressing the conference, the Minister of Local Administration Abdraqeeb Fatah affirmed the importance of documenting and laying bare the Houthi inhuman practices via all media outlets to make them known to the world. He said the rights of the victims to prosecuting the Houthi militants won't deteriorate with the passage of time.