Crimes committed by the Houthis — Taiz
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
An antivehicle mine struck a family’s van as they travelled from Sanaa to Taiz for Eid al-Adha, killing six relatives, including a child, and injuring three.
From September 2015, the Houthis and their allies restricted food and medicine entering Taiz, controlled key entry checkpoints and confiscated water, food and cooking gas carr
Houthi and allied forces shelled Deluxe neighbourhood at about 9:30 p.m., killing nine people, injuring six and partially destroying a family home.
Houthi and allied forces shelled Al-Kawthar on the afternoon of 23 August, hitting children playing football near a home. Four people, including three children, were killed an
Houthi and allied shelling killed ten civilians and injured 38 in Osiefra. Human Rights Watch cited the toll recorded by a local Taiz activist.
Houthi and allied shelling of Wadi al-Madam killed five civilians and injured 38, according to a local activist cited by Human Rights Watch.
Houthi and allied forces shelled Al-Shamasi at night. A fragment struck Ali Bin Ali al-Shouba as he sat outside his home, killing him and damaging his house and car.
Houthi gunmen entered the Taiz home of doctor and activist Abd al-Kader al-Guneid on 5 August 2015, took him away by force and seized money and belongings, Amnesty Internation
UN experts documented Houthi-Saleh control of main access roads to Taiz from around August 2015, creating an effective blockade during 2015–2016. Effects included restrictions
Houthi-aligned Central Security Forces shot peaceful protesters in Taiz. Amnesty International reported at least eight deaths on the morning of 24 March 2015. Demonstrations h
