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Almahwat: Over 40 thousand violations by Houthi militia -report

[28/08/2021 06:18]

MARIB-SABA
Iran-allied Houthi militia is blamed for 40 thousand and 506 of human rights abuses and crimes against the civilians from September 2014 to July 2021 in the governorate of al-Mahweat.

A report published today here in Marib city by a national organization interested in human rights called( Rasid) revealed 19 incidents of killing out of law, 4 deaths under torture and 4 assassinations against civilians.

The militiamen arbitrary arrested 1692 civilians among of them 30 children, 18 old people, 9 women according to the report which also cited 89 cases of enforced disappearances and 173 torture cases.

The Houthi militiamen compulsory recruited 175 and deprived 20 thousand children from education, displaced 8910 people and dismissed 16 thousand people from civil service and military jobs according to the report.