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[16/12/2022 04:03]

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Musawah Organization for Rights and Freedoms has revealed that it monitored 287 different forms of violation cases committed by Houthi terrorist militia against defenders of human rights in 13 Yemeni provinces during the period between March 2015 until December, 10, 2022.

In a report for the organization, it made it clear that the violations included killing and injuring cases, kidnapping, forcibly disappearance, illegal arrest, displacement, threatening, sacking from public jobs, banning from travel and looting private possessions, pointing out that all these violations have been committed in the areas under the militia's control.

The report mentioned that the reported cases do not include all violations against defenders of human rights in Yemen in general but were limited on the violations, which the organization has been able to monitor them.