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Houthis deny food and medicine to civilians in Taiz The organization said the Houthis are denying food and medicine to civilians in Taiz, noting that their renewed efforts to cut off supplies to the city show their "complete disregard for civilian life." She explained that the siege of the city and the cutting of the last main supply route since this October have exacerbated the shortage of food, fuel, water and medicine, and blocked the arrival of humanitarian aid, while the stock of medicines and health supplies drops to dangerous levels, and cancer and kidney patients and others face difficulties in reaching hospitals. The organization called on the Houthis to immediately open roads and facilitate the entry of basic products and aid, and emphasized that international humanitarian law prohibits the use of starvation of civilians as a method of war. More details.

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Houthis deny food and medicine to civilians in Taiz The organization said the Houthis are denying food and medicine to civilians in Taiz, noting that their renewed efforts to cut off supplies to the city show their "complete disregard for civilian life." She explained that the siege of the city and the cutting of the last main supply route since this October have exacerbated the shortage of food, fuel, water and medicine, and blocked the arrival of humanitarian aid, while the stock of medicines and health supplies drops to dangerous levels, and cancer and kidney patients and others face difficulties in reaching hospitals. The organization called on the Houthis to immediately open roads and facilitate the entry of basic products and aid, and emphasized that international humanitarian law prohibits the use of starvation of civilians as a method of war. More details.

Houthis deny food and medicine to civilians in Taiz The organization said the Houthis are denying food and medicine to civilians in Taiz, noting that their renewed efforts to cut off supplies to the city show their "complete disregard for civilian life." She explained that the siege of the city and the cutting of the last main supply route since this October have exacerbated the shortage of food, fuel, water and medicine, and blocked the arrival of humanitarian aid, while the stock of medicines and health supplies drops to dangerous levels, and cancer and kidney patients and others face difficulties in reaching hospitals. The organization called on the Houthis to immediately open roads and facilitate the entry of basic products and aid, and emphasized that international humanitarian law prohibits the use of starvation of civilians as a method of war. More details.

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