Human Rights Commission condemns Saudi attack on Saada village
The National Human Rights Authority condemned the targeting of a border village in Saada Governorate by the Saudi enemy, describing it as a war crime that violates international laws of war, especially the Fourth Geneva Convention. It emphasized that repeated targeting leads to the terrorization of civilians, damage to property, and constitutes a blatant violation of international norms and human rights. The authority called on the international community to hold the perpetrators of these crimes accountable, work to stop the targeting, and lift the siege imposed on Yemen.
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