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The Houthis arrested linguistics professor Youssef al-Bawab as he left a mosque in Sanaa, then raided his home and confiscated his belongings that night.
An antivehicle mine killed eleven civilians, including seven children, in Al-Waziyah, western Taiz. Two of the children were four years old.
An antipersonnel mine exploded under Sami as he walked home through Thaabat, blinding him and causing both legs to be amputated below the knee.
Saleh Ahmad’s family returned to Al-Saad after displacement and the Houthi-allied withdrawal. The next day a mine struck Rawiya al-Dahak as she retrieved the family’s sheep, t
A landmine injured Gamila Qassem Mahyoub while she grazed her sheep on Al-Jarjar hill near Taiz University. Human Rights Watch documented the injury in its investigation of mi
A mine exploded under Ammar, 32, in Al-Zounog, a neighbourhood previously held by Houthi and allied forces. He had gone to recover a friend’s body that had been inaccessible b
A mine laid by Houthi and allied forces injured deminer Yaser while his team worked in Al-Hasseb. It exploded when he moved twigs in a side street.
Raed and Qayed returned to their family home in Al-Hasseb after displacement and the Houthi withdrawal, only to be struck by a mine. A second mine exploded when Hazem rushed t
A mine struck farm worker Ali al-Ansi in an orange grove in Al-Jufina, an area held by Houthi and allied forces before their late-2015 withdrawal.
Armed men intercepted Samir al-Dubiani’s car in Sanaa on the morning of 22 February 2016, removed and handcuffed him, and drove him away. Gunmen also raided his home at about
Journalist Ahmad al-Shibani was shot while crossing a street near the plastics factory in al-Hawban on 16 February 2016. UN experts examined the incident, a colleague’s testim
Houthi officials arrested Muhammad al-Jarmoozi at his home on 8 February 2016. His family heard nothing from him for two months, until a former detainee said he was held at Za
