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Mothers of abductees: Houthis torture abductees to death
September Ne The Association of Abductees’ Mothers has accused the Houthi coup militias of practicing psychological and physical torture against…
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Houthis’ breaches of Hodeidah cease-fire prove unseriousness for peace
September Net – Mohammad Mansour Houthis continue its violations against population in western coast of Hodeida province, where the rebel militia’s…
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Rights report: Houthis kill 85 civilians, injure 60 in Taiz last month
September Net Houthi militia killed 85 civilians- including women and children- and injured 60 others in Taiz city during last…
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76 people killed by Houthis’ 1112 violations of Hodeida truce
September Net Houthi militia has killed 76 civilians and injured 492 by conducting 1112 breaches of Hodeida cease-fire from Dec.18…
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MASAM removes 578 Houthi-laid landmines in the 1st week of Feb.
September Net The Saudi project for demining “MASAM” has announced that it had removed 578 landmines planted by Houthi coup…
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Houthi rebels kill new abductee in Al-Dhale
September Net Iran-backed Houthi militias killed on Sunday an abductee in their prisons in Al-Dhale province, southern the country. Local…
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Girl dies of Houthi bullets in central Yemen
A young girl died of wounds sustained from Houthi bullets in the central Yemen city of Beidha on Sunday, a…
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New abductee tortured to death in Houthi militias’ prisons
September Net An Abductee man Ameen Yahya Hanenah died after torturing to death in a Houthi militia’s run prison in…
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Houthi militias kill, injure 541 civilians since the start of the ceasefire deal
September Net Iran-backed Houthi militias have killed 72 civilians and wounded 541 others in Hodeidah province. The Yemeni News Agency…
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Houthi militias kill female doctor in Taiz
September Net Iran-backed Houthi militias have killed a female doctor in a checkpoint in al-Rubaie area of Taiz province. The…
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