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Rights organization documents 59 Houthi violations in one month in Yemen's besieged Taiz

[11/10/2022 05:11]

TAIZ - SABA
The Human Rights Information and Training Center said on Saturday it had documented 59 Houthi violations against civilians in the besieged Yemeni city of Taiz in one month – August 2022.

In its monthly report entitled 'Taiz: The Demise of the Truce and the Continuity of Bombardment' , the HRITC said it had documented "the death of nine civilians including three children and injury of 26 others including three women and nine children" in those violations.

The report said the Houthi landmines and shells in that month wounded four civilians three of them children.