Taiz Network Launches Rights Report
The Taiz Rights and Freedoms Network (TNRF) was officially established by the Taiz Governorate as a human rights organization aimed at documenting the crimes committed by the aggression and the blockade against the city. This was achieved through the issuance of a comprehensive report that highlights the targeting of Taiz demographically and in terms of its infrastructure, detailing the number of victims (60,891 civilians, including 24,708 martyrs and 36,183 wounded), as well as the displacement of over 6.4 million citizens, and the destruction of numerous facilities and archaeological sites. The report affirms that the attacks by the aggressors constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity. It also focuses on massacres that occurred in the city, especially the Maqa massacre on July 24, 2015, which resulted in 260 casualties. Furthermore, the report discusses the impacts of the ongoing blockade since 2015 on the humanitarian, health, and economic situation, and examines the presence of secret prisons and the infiltration of armed groups into the city, emphasizing the importance of the network as a source for seeking justice and defending human rights.
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