Entesaf Organization: US-Saudi Mercenaries Committed 250 Crimes of Kidnapping, Rape in West Coast
News - Yemen: Entesaf Organization for Women and Children's Rights revealed Thursday statistics on the crimes of the US-Saudi aggression and its mercenaries on the West Coast.
In a statement, the Entesaf organization stated that the aggression and its mercenaries committed 695 crimes until mid-November, explaining that these crimes and violations included 250 crimes of kidnapping and rape, including 86 crimes of child rape.
The statement condemned the heinous crimes committed by the US-Saudi mercenaries against women, the latest of which was the burning of the displaced persons camp in of Al-Khaukha district on the western coast, explaining that women were subjected to extortion and rape, according to the interview conducted by Ahmed Al-Nami, one of Tihama people, with one of the displaced women in Al-Khaukha.
The statement pointed out that the displaced woman revealed horrific crimes by organizations that distributed sexual tools, in addition to being pressured by mercenaries to practice vice, especially those whom their relatives were killed in the war.
According to the statement, local sources confirmed that UAE-backed soldiers are the ones who carry out these despicable practices, since Al-Khaukha and the rest of the occupied areas on the West Coast are under their control.
The organization denounced these heinous crimes that are rejected by religion and law, as rape and all forms of sexual violence are a violation of international humanitarian law, the Fourth Geneva Convention and the Convention on the Rights of Women.
The organization condemned the continued international silence towards these crimes, blaming the United Nations and all its organizations for these crimes and their repercussions on society.
The statement called on civil society organizations, media and human rights activists for solidarity and serious standing to expose the ugliness of the aggression and its mercenaries' violations against women and children in Yemen.
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Sheikh Khazali: The navigation, trade route passing through the Red Sea is now under the control of the Yemenis, who decide whether to allow passage.
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Sheikh Khazali: Yemen has harmed the economy of the Zionist entity, disabled the Eilat port, and put it out of service.
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Sheikh Khazali: The so-called major powers are now unable to find a solution to what is happening in the Red Sea.
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Sheikh Khazali: If our brothers in Yemen were not present with such strength, effectiveness, the situation would have been different, the outcome of the battle would have gone in other directions.
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Sheikh Khazali: We are proud that Yemen is at the forefront in this battle, in confronting the occupying entity, and in supporting the Palestinian cause.
