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Six citizens kidnapped by Houthi militia north of Al-Dhale
September Net Houthi rebel militia has kidnapped six citizens in the province of Al-Dhale, south of the country. Local sources…
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NCIAHRV: Houthi militia abducted 182 women
September Net The National Commission for Investigation into Alleged Human Rights Violations accused the Houthi militia of abducting 182 Yemeni…
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27 civilians incl. women and children killed, injured by Houthis’ shelling
September Net A woman was killed and other 26 civilians were injured on Sunday due to Houthi militia’s shelling in…
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CPJ calls Houthi militia to release all journalists in its prisons
September Net The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has demanded Houthi militia to immediately release all journalists in its custody…
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RR: 20,560 abuses committed by Houthi rebels against Hajour civilians
September Net The Netherlands based, Rights Radar (RR) for Human Rights in the Arab world, has revealed today grave abuses…
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2 civilians killed by Houthi militia in Al-Dhale
September Net Two civilians were killed by Houthi militia on Friday in Al-Dhale province. Local sources told September Net that…
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Houthi militia commits 15 violations against press freedoms in past two months
September Net Houthi militia has committed 15 violations against media freedoms in Yemen during last March and April 2019, according…
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Houthi sniper kills old citizen north of Al-Dhale
September Net An old citizen was shot dead by Houthi militia’s snipers in the southern province of Al-Dhale. Local sources…
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Houthi militia stages heavy shelling on civilian houses in Taiz
September Net The Iran-backed Houthi militia launched on Thursday indiscriminately shelling on civilians’ houses in the southwestern province of Taiz.…
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Houthi militia continues looting humanitarian aids
September Net The Iran-backed Houthi militia continues to loot humanitarian aid from the stores of international organizations in the capital…
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