“They Fired on Us Like Rain”
Saudi Arabian Mass Killings of Ethiopian Migrants at the Yemen-Saudi Border

The armed conflict in Yemen between the Saudi and UAE-led coalition and the Houthi armed group is now in its eighth year. All warring parties have committed countless violations of international humanitarian law and human rights that have resulted in widespread civilian harm, and despite a six-month truce in 2022, these violations have continued. The coalition has conducted unlawfully indiscriminate and disproportionate airstrikes against civilians and civilian structures. Houthi forces have used banned landmines and fired artillery indiscriminately into populated areas. Parties have attacked and mined food and water infrastructure, as well as medical facilities, and have blocked access to humanitarian aid, leaving over 70 percent of the population in need of humanitarian assistance.
September 1, 2023
Saudi Arabian Mass Killings of Ethiopian Migrants at the Yemen-Saudi Border
Male Guardianship Rules Hamper Travel, Other Movement
Killings Apparently Unlawful, Any Future Peace Talks Should Prioritize Justice
Strong Government Response Needed to Protect the Right to Food
Systematic Abuses of Ethiopians May Amount to Crimes Against Humanity
International and Regional NGOs Call on the International Community and Warring Parties to Address the Demands in Yemen Declaration
Declaration from Civil Society Groups Provides Accountability Roadmap
Male Guardianship Rules Hamper Travel, Other Movement
Any Saudi-Houthi Agreement Should Include Yemeni Civil Society
Joint Statement Urges Warring Parties to Reveal Fate of Forcibly Detained