The terrorist Houthi militia burned down a citizen's house in one of the towns of Ibb Governorate (central Yemen), after one of his sons wrote posts criticizing the militia's violations and practices in the governorate.

In recent weeks, the terrorist Houthi militia has intensified its widespread violations against the residents of many directorates that are still under its control in Al Hudaydah Governorate (western Yemen), in conjunction with intensive military mobilizations and movements, in full view of the UN mission, which remains silent about everything that is happening.

Yemeni expatriates in the United States of America complained of serious violations committed by the terrorist Houthi militia against their families and homes in the Ash-Sha'ir District of Ibb Governorate (central Yemen).

45 regional and local organizations concerned with freedom of opinion, expression and human rights called today, Saturday, for justice to be achieved, and for those responsible for all crimes against journalists and media activists in Yemen to be held accountable, and for them not to escape punishment.

A Yemeni human rights network announced the documentation of more than 10,000 cases of violations committed by the terrorist Houthi militia against Yemeni women over more than 7 years.

The Yemeni Journalists Syndicate said that these violations confirm the continued risks facing journalism and journalists in an unsafe environment surrounding journalism and freedom of expression in Yemen.