Yemen Human Rights Report Issued
The National Committee for Human Rights Investigation in Yemen has revealed 2,062 incidents of violations between August 2025 and the end of July 2026. This brings the total number of violations since 2016 to 35,015 cases, affecting more than 70,470 victims. The findings highlight the ongoing violence resulting from clashes across various provinces, with increasing violations of international humanitarian law and human rights, including the killing of civilians, child recruitment, mines, attacks on property, and assaults on religious and cultural sites. The investigation confirmed that the Houthi movement is responsible for over 90% of the violations, with significant issues related to forced displacement, torture, and enforced disappearances. It calls for strict adherence to the law and the protection of civilians, recommends an end to these violations and the opening of avenues for justice, and urges the international community to intensify efforts supporting peace initiatives and the rights of victims.
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