A rights report reveals that 107 women and children were killed due to Houthi violations in Taiz over 76 days.
- This report covers the period from August 1 to October 15, 2026.
- Additionally, the report noted that 221,630 individuals have been displaced, with the majority being women and children.
- Child Recruitment and Educational Disruption The report further revealed that the violations included the forced recruitment of 32 children.
- It documented 1,056 crimes and violations related to healthcare services, alongside 246,110 children currently outside educational institutions.
Human Rights Report: 107 Women and Children Killed in Taiz Due to Houthi Violations
The Yemeni Women’s Empowerment Foundation documented the deaths of 107 women and children, including 23 women and 84 children, resulting from violations committed by the Iranian-backed Houthi militia in Taiz Governorate. This report covers the period from August 1 to October 15, 2026.
Extensive Violations Recorded
The foundation’s report, titled “The Pain of Mothers,” highlighted 1,321 cases of home invasions and the displacement of 4,860 individuals, among whom were 1,650 women and 3,210 children. Additionally, the report noted that 221,630 individuals have been displaced, with the majority being women and children.
Child Recruitment and Educational Disruption
The report further revealed that the violations included the forced recruitment of 32 children. It documented 1,056 crimes and violations related to healthcare services, alongside 246,110 children currently outside educational institutions.
Call for International Accountability
The foundation emphasized that the ongoing violations, which have resulted in fatalities, displacement, and children deprived of education and healthcare, necessitate serious international measures for accountability and justice for the victims.
Urgent Appeal for Humanitarian Access
The organization called for the lifting of restrictions, blockades, and assaults that hinder civilian movement and the transport of food, water, and medicine, as well as access to essential services in Taiz. The Houthi militia bears responsibility for the documented violations.
Demand for Independent Investigations
The foundation urged for independent and effective investigations to hold accountable those who ordered, executed, or contributed to these crimes. It also appealed to the international community, the United Nations, the Human Rights Council, and relevant international mechanisms to fulfill their legal and moral responsibilities regarding the violations committed against civilians in Taiz Governorate.
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