Human rights report highlights violations in occupied areas
A human rights report documents the deterioration of humanitarian and human rights conditions in the occupied southern and eastern provinces of Yemen. The report highlights the suffering of residents due to the collapse of basic services, rising prices of food and fuel, and the depreciation of the local currency. It also reveals the spread of epidemics such as cholera and dengue fever, an increase in arbitrary arrests and violations by the UAE-supported militias, and the collapse of the health sector alongside widespread epidemics and high case numbers. Additionally, the report points to the deteriorating psychological and social conditions of the population, with a rise in domestic violence, child labor, and other social issues, all driven by the economic collapse and security chaos caused by the occupation and foreign intervention.
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