Yemeni minster of Human Rights calls the world community to save civilians against Houthi crimes

Yemeni minster of Human Rights calls the world community to save civilians against Houthi crimes
Yemeni minster of Human Rights calls the world community to save civilians against Houthi crimes

Yemen'sMinister of Human Rights dr. Mohammed Askar has asked the world community andthe United Nations to achieve their responsibilities in protecting civilians inAl-Dhalea Province and a number of villages in Yemen against capital and gravecrimes being committed by the Iran-backed Houthi militias using different kindsof weapons, ballistic missiles and explosives.

"Accordingto reliable field statistics and information, as many as 27 civilians werekilled, 73 wounded, 9000 persons and 361 families displaced, and 541 homespartially or totally damaged in addition to five health facilities, nineschools, and 145 farms destroyed and 16 government and 34 houses controlled bythe Houthi militias in Al-Dhalea province," Askar said told a press conferenceheld in the country's provisional capital of Aden.

Heunderscored the importance of the international institutions in charge of humanrights and world peace and security undertaking their role to coerce theHouthis to stop attacking the civilians of Al-Dhalea area and allow local andinternational organizations access to deliver the necessary humanitarianassistance to the needy without any hindrance to evade further aggravating thesituation in the area to catastrophic levels.

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