Yemen
The armed conflict in Yemen since 2015 between the Saudi and UAE-led coalition and the Houthi armed group has resulted in numerous abuses that have killed and injured thousands of civilians. The coalition has conducted scores of unlawfully indiscriminate and disproportionate airstrikes against civilians and civilian structures. Houthi forces have used banned antipersonnel landmines and fired artillery indiscriminately into populated areas and launched indiscriminate ballistic missiles into Saudi Arabia. Enforced disappearances have been on the rise. Yemen’s humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by more than six years of war, became increasingly dire with increasing obstruction of aid, the economy’s collapse, and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Yemen: Houthis Risk Civilians’ Health in Covid-19
Stop Spreading Disinformation; Ensure Access to Testing, Health Care, Vaccines
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Yemen: Houthis Kill, Expel Ethiopian Migrants
Saudis Fire on Survivors, Detain Hundreds in Appalling Conditions
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Yemen: Saudi Forces Torture, ‘Disappear’ Yemenis
At Least 5 Detainees from al-Mahrah Illegally Transferred to Saudi Arabia
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Health Workers Abandoned in Yemen’s Covid-19 Fight
Houthi Authorities Still Hinder Vaccination of Medical Staff
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Yemen: Houthis Subject Model to Unfair Trial
Yemeni Model and Actress Accused of Indecent Act; Threatened With Virginity Test
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Yemen: Houthis Risk Civilians’ Health in Covid-19
Stop Spreading Disinformation; Ensure Access to Testing, Health Care, Vaccines
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Middle East/North Africa: End Violent Punishment of Children
Human Rights Watch Introduces Country Index Based on Laws, Policies
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US Resuming Arms Sales to UAE is Disastrous
Biden’s U-Turn on Pledge Heightens Risks to Civilians in Yemen, Libya
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Yemen: Houthis Attacking Displaced People’s Camps
Unlawful Shelling in Marib Spurs Displacement, Humanitarian Crisis
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Yemen: Scores Die in Migrant Detention Center Fire
UN Eminent Experts Group Should Investigate Alleged Houthi Abuses
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Yemen’s Donors Need to Tackle Aid Shortfalls
Donor Meeting an Opportunity to Address Humanitarian Access, Economic Collapse
