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This is evidence of the Houthis' actions.
Documented Evidence of Houthi War Crimes & Violations
These accusations are grounded in field investigations, photographic and satellite evidence, and official reporting from United Nations bodies and independent international human rights agencies.
1. Evidence of Indiscriminate & Prohibited Landmine Deployment
Project MASAM Reports: The Saudi landmine-clearance project (MASAM) has extracted and safely destroyed over 400,000 landmines, IEDs, and unexploded ordnance planted by Houthi forces. MASAM has published extensive photo and video documentation of mines hidden inside school buildings, water wells, farmlands, and residential entrances across provinces like Taiz, Marib, Hudaydah, and Al-Jawf.
Human Rights Watch (HRW) & Amnesty International: Investigations by HRW and Amnesty documented the specific use of internationally banned anti-personnel mines and camouflage IEDs disguised as rocks or household items, explicitly identifying Houthi forces as the party manufacturing and planting them.
2. Evidence of Forced Child Soldier Recruitment
UN Security Council & Panel of Experts Reports: Annual UN reports on Children and Armed Conflict along with the UN Panel of Experts on Yemen have repeatedly documented thousands of verified cases of child recruitment by Houthi forces. These reports track recruited minors by age, region, and combat deployment.
Official Media & Summer Camps: Houthi state media and official channels regularly broadcast videos and promotional material showing children in military attire, brandishing weapons at "summer camps" and mobilization centers, before being deployed to active frontlines.
3. Evidence of Systematic Torture & Forced Disappearances
UN Group of Eminent Experts (GEE): In formal briefings to the UN Human Rights Council, the GEE detailed cases of deaths under torture, severe beatings, electric shocks, waterboarding, and medical neglect inside facilities run by the Houthi Political Security and National Security bureaus.
Mwatana for Human Rights & SAM Organization: Local, independent human rights bodies (Mwatana) conducted hundreds of direct interviews with released detainees, surviv
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