Burned corpses and broken limbs. A medical report reveals that the bodies of fighters belonging to the government forces were mutilated by the Houthis in Taiz. According to the report, the bodies examined after they were received from the International Committee of the Red Cross suffered various forms of mutilation and mutilation, which included pouring incendiary chemicals on them, breaking arms and legs, and erasing facial features. The legal department in Zir condemned the violations by the Houthis against corpses, and emphasized that the mutilation and mutilation of corpses represent a serious violation of the sanctity of the dead and the principles of international humanitarian law, amounting to war crimes that require investigation and accountability, and that those involved must not escape punishment. She called on the UN, its delegation to Yemen and the International Committee of the Red Cross to open an urgent investigation and hold those involved accountable, and warned that continued international silence encourages the Houthi militia to persist in its violations.

Burned corpses and broken limbs. A medical report reveals that the bodies of fighters belonging to the government forces were mutilated by the Houthis in Taiz. According to the report, the bodies examined after they were received from the International Committee of the Red Cross suffered various forms of mutilation and mutilation, which included pouring incendiary chemicals on them, breaking arms and legs, and erasing facial features. The legal department in Zir condemned the violations by the Houthis against corpses, and emphasized that the mutilation and mutilation of corpses represent a serious violation of the sanctity of the dead and the principles of international humanitarian law, amounting to war crimes that require investigation and accountability, and that those involved must not escape punishment. She called on the UN, its delegation to Yemen and the International Committee of the Red Cross to open an urgent investigation and hold those involved accountable, and warned that continued international silence encourages the Houthi militia to persist in its violations.