12 Years of Houthis' War on Yemen
For over 12 years, Yemen has been suffering from an ongoing war with the Houthi militia, which seized Sana'a in September 2014. This has led to a severe humanitarian crisis, including the deterioration of healthcare and educational services, and a more than 50% decline in gross domestic product. The war continues to destroy civilians' lives, as the National Committee of Human Rights has documented over 35,000 violations affecting around 70,000 victims, including killings, injuries, arbitrary detention, and the recruitment of children. Meanwhile, shortages of food and essential services persist. Humanitarian aid faces increasing restrictions, and the risks to international navigation in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait are escalating, deepening the country's humanitarian and economic crisis.
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