A Yemeni human rights report presented at the 60th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva revealed that Iran-backed Houthis have committed over 21,000 severe violations against children since 2015, including killings, injuries, forced recruitment, abductions, ...

Iran-backed Houthi militias have launched a significant military buildup toward the frontlines around Marib, eastern Yemen, suggesting preparations for a renewed escalation in the conflict.According to field and local sources, the group mobilized 18 armored vehicles and...

Amid rising regional tensions, a new report by the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) reveals how Yemen’s Houthi militia exploited the Red Sea crisis and Israel’s war on Gaza to bolster their internal power and political leverage.According to the r...

Zeynabiat, one of the most mysterious and ruthless factions of the Houthi militia, plays a crucial role in Yemen’s social structure and security apparatus. This female armed group serves as a tool for ideological enforcement, surveillance, and suppression, particularly ...

This year, Houthi-run summer camps in Yemen have seen a significant decrease in participation, despite the militia s efforts to persuade families to enroll their children. Many parents are resolute in their decision not to send their children to these camps.The Houthi m...

On Saturday, the Hadramout Tribal Alliance reaffirmed its full commitment to the demand for autonomy for Hadramout Governorate, issuing a final statement following a wide-reaching meeting held in the city of Mukalla, attended by prominent tribal and social leaders.The s...

The Yemeni government has called on the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to take a firm stance against the violations committed by the Houthi terrorist militias against children, as the recruitment of children and sectarian mobilization through summer camps conti...

Last week, the Houthi group buried 17 of its fighters who were killed in clashes with government forces on multiple fronts in the western coast, Marib, Taiz, and Al-Dhali. The list included prominent military names, including First Lieutenant Rashed Mohammed Al-Rashidi ...