Journalist Ibrahim Majthoob and his brother abducted
Journalist Ibrahim Majthoob was abducted on Bayhan Street in Sanaa shortly before midnight on 6 July 2015. Hours later Houthi forces raided the home he shared with his brother
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Journalist Ibrahim Majthoob was abducted on Bayhan Street in Sanaa shortly before midnight on 6 July 2015. Hours later Houthi forces raided the home he shared with his brother
Houthi and allied rockets struck residential Blocks 4 and 5 in Mansoura early on 1 July, killing eighteen civilians, including a child, and injuring twenty-three.
The Houthis raided Qasr al-Ahlam hotel in Sanaa and abducted nine journalists working there because electricity and internet were available. During detention they were subject
Houthi forces abducted journalists Abdullah Qabel and Yousef al-Ayzari in Dhamar on 20 May 2015 and held them in the seismic monitoring building. It was bombed the next day; t
Taxi driver Sami al-Hashidi was detained on 15 May 2015 while returning to his home in Amran city and taken to a stadium used by the Houthis for detention. About a month later
Houthi gunmen arrested Abdeljalil Said at al-Suhool checkpoint in Ibb on 11 May 2015 while he was travelling to Taiz with his wife and daughter.
Houthi and Saleh-aligned forces blew up Mohsin al-Hamati’s house in al-Daleel, al-Makhadir, on 7 May 2015 after demanding his surrender and failing to find him there.
Houthi fighters entered Maalla medical clinic in Aden on 6 May 2015, searching for opposing fighters and a fellow fighter’s body. Doctors and nurses were forced to leave and t
Mortar rounds struck civilians waiting for boats at Tawahi port on 6 May 2015. Witnesses told Amnesty International that the fire came from Houthi-controlled Hugeif; two round
UN experts documented a sixteen-year-old boy held at Political Security prison in Sanaa from May 2015 and subjected to physical torture and sexual violence during 2015–2017 to
Houthi forces arrested independent media activist Said al-Hunai in Ibb on 28 April 2015. His brother told Amnesty International that the family could not see or hear from him
Houthi forces stopped Abdelmajeed Seif al-Mikhlafi and his son Fikri at a checkpoint in Haradh on 18 April 2015 while they were travelling to Saudi Arabia, and detained both m