Crimes committed by the Houthis — Women
The Houthis attacked women demonstrating in Sanaa on 21 March 2018 and detained at least sixty, according to UN experts. The investigation documented torture and ill-treatment
UN experts documented the killing of activists Riham al-Badr and Mumin Saeed Hammoud Rissam in Sala, Taiz, on 8 February 2018 while assisting families near the frontlines. The
Houthi security personnel, including Zainabiyat members, attacked women protesters and bystanders in Sanaa on 6 December 2017, according to the UN experts’ investigation. It d
Houthi and allied shelling hit a fruit cart near Mousa Gate around 11:30 a.m., injuring five civilians, including three children.
Houthi and allied shelling hit Al-Askari in Taiz, injuring three civilians, including a 50-year-old woman and a 17-year-old boy.
Houthi and allied shelling hit Al-Humaira. Fragments struck a minivan, killing Eman al-Sufiani and her son Muhanned and injuring four others, including her daughter Shahad.
Saleh Ahmad’s family returned to Al-Saad after displacement and the Houthi-allied withdrawal. The next day a mine struck Rawiya al-Dahak as she retrieved the family’s sheep, t
A landmine injured Gamila Qassem Mahyoub while she grazed her sheep on Al-Jarjar hill near Taiz University. Human Rights Watch documented the injury in its investigation of mi
UN experts documented at least eleven civilians killed and twenty-nine injured by rockets hitting commercial and residential areas of Taiz on 21 October 2015, including the ce
Houthi and allied forces shelled Deluxe neighbourhood at about 9:30 p.m., killing nine people, injuring six and partially destroying a family home.
Armed men raided an Islah meeting in Sanaa on 9 August 2015 and arrested six men and five women, including academic Mohamed al-Adeel al-Ashwal. Everyone except him was release
Houthi and allied rockets and mortars struck Wadea Hadad between the evening of 7 July and the early hours of 8 July. At least six civilians were killed, including a woman and
