Yemeni Groups Link Children to Houthi Conflict

Yemeni civil society organizations have revealed a serious escalation in the violations committed by the Houthi militia against civilians, including the forced recruitment of children and their deployment to combat fronts. Some children have been captured on fronts in Taiz, the western coast, Marib, and Al-Jawf. The violations include killings, abductions, arbitrary arrests, forced displacement, and the destruction of homes. Additionally, residential neighborhoods and healthcare and educational facilities have been targeted through shelling and missile attacks, leading to the displacement of over 2,000 families by September. The organizations have also documented attacks on displaced persons' gatherings with missiles. Alongside these actions, there is a warning about the continued targeting of civilians and African migrants, which threatens regional and international security and impacts navigation in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. They called on the international community to take measures to protect civilians and put an end to these violations.

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