Rights accuse coalition and mercenaries over Taiz house attack
The National Human Rights Authority held the Saudi-led coalition forces and their mercenaries responsible for the crime of targeting a house in Taiz, which resulted in injuries to four civilians, including two children and two women, and the destruction of the house and its belongings. The Authority stated that this targeting is a blatant violation of the laws of war and human rights, and confirmed that it constitutes a war crime under international legal frameworks. It calls for an independent international investigation and the accountability of those involved. Additionally, it urged the international community to exert pressure to stop targeting civilians and to lift the blockade on Yemen, warning that silence encourages the continuation of violations.
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