Eighteen civilians killed in Mansoura shelling
Houthi and allied rockets struck residential Blocks 4 and 5 in Mansoura early on 1 July, killing eighteen civilians, including a child, and injuring twenty-three.
Crimes committed by the Houthis — Children
Houthi and allied rockets struck residential Blocks 4 and 5 in Mansoura early on 1 July, killing eighteen civilians, including a child, and injuring twenty-three.
Mortar rounds struck civilians waiting for boats at Tawahi port on 6 May 2015. Witnesses told Amnesty International that the fire came from Houthi-controlled Hugeif; two round
UN experts documented a sixteen-year-old boy held at Political Security prison in Sanaa from May 2015 and subjected to physical torture and sexual violence during 2015–2017 to
Houthi forces raided the al-Wasili family home in Ibb on 11 April 2015 looking for the father. When they did not find him, they took fourteen-year-old Anas and held him at the
UN experts documented shelling of a charitable water point in a Hodeidah village while residents queued, killing two boys and injuring a man, a boy and two girls. The experts
UN experts documented three mortar shells hitting a home in a Hodeidah village, injuring a woman and her two-year-old daughter, who later died. The experts found reasonable gr