By Carol Giacomo The New York Times April 11, 2016 2:16 pm Who is to blame when bombs kill civilians? The conflict in Yemen has become an albatross for the United States, and maybe worse. Human Rights Watch, the research and advocacy group, says that America may be complicit in war crimes. Technically, the United…
DetailsA British Journalist* remarks in her Facebook page as quoted downbelow:
#Yemen. Bani Quis, Hajjah. North Yemen. The starving children of Yemen. The Saudi blockade endorsed by the UN Security Council is slowly killing the Yemeni people.
* Vanessa Beeley a journalist and human rights activist
the saudi aggression perpetuates further crimes against Yemen, few days a MSF medical center was hit by the saudi led-coalition air strike, this medical center is located in Haidan village in Sa’dah governorate which serves 200,000 people,the Saudi military spokesperson has denied the attack, however MSF rejected this denial and confirmed that the attack was…
DetailsBBC Report about the situation in Yemen’s Newsnight’s Gabriel Gatehouse has gained rare access to Yemen. He’s just back, and on Thursday, he reports on the scale of the humanitarian crisis – and whether the UK is complicit in this disaste Yemen’s forgotten war (PART ONE) Newsnight Yemen’s forgotten war (PART TWO) –…
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Yemen: Unlawful Airstrikes Kill Dozens of Civilians Coalition Forces Bomb Houses, Markets in Saada City (New York) – Saudi Arabia-led coalition forces have carried out airstrikes killing dozens of civilians in Saada City, in northern Yemen, since April 2015 in apparent violation of the laws of war, Human Rights Watch said in a report released…
DetailsYemen: Coalition Strikes on Residence Apparent War Crime Need UN Inquiry Into Unlawful Attacks by Warring Parties Men dig through rubble at a residential compound housing employees of the Mokha Steam Power Plant and their families that was struck by six bombs dropped by warplanes of the Saudi-led coalition, killing 57 people in Mokha,…
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