Houthis' Violations Cause Heavy Losses

Human rights organizations in Yemen have documented the ongoing violations committed by the Houthi movement since their coup against state institutions in 2015. These include the killing and injury of tens of thousands of civilians, the use of landmines that have caused the deaths of more than 1,637 people and left dozens disabled, the destruction of mosques and the conversion of some into military sites, as well as attacks on imams and religious minorities. Additionally, there has been the entrenchment of an extremist sectarian discourse and the politicization of mosques, along with the persecution, detention, and torture of their opponents. This is coupled with the confiscation of endowments (waqf) properties and libraries, reflecting a systematic policy aimed at controlling and dominating the religious and social spheres. The international community is called upon to hold those responsible accountable and to put an end to these violations.

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