Doha:Sana'a The Insan Organization for Rights and Freedoms has condemned the airstrikes by Saudi aircraft targeting the central Al-Hazm market in Al-Jawf Governorate. The attack resulted in the deaths of 14 citizens, including three children and two women, and injured 15 others. The organization stated that this act represents a severe violation of the freedom and security of civilians and civilian infrastructures.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Insan Organization also warned about the severe consequences of targeting the "Kameco" paint manufacturing company in Taiz Governorate. The organization highlighted the potential environmental catastrophe and the economic and humanitarian hardships impacting approximately 500 families of factory workers.
The organization described the targeting of markets and commercial and industrial facilities as a dangerous escalation that undermines the economic foundations of Yemeni society, exacerbating the daily struggles of its citizens.
The Insan Organization holds the Saudi regime fully accountable for the human, economic, and environmental damages caused by these aggressions. They emphasized that international humanitarian law prohibits attacks on civilians and civilian structures, mandating a clear distinction between military objectives and civilian sites.
In their statement, the Insan Organization called for accountability of those responsible for these acts and urged the international community to end its silence and take meaningful action to protect civilians and economic facilities in Yemen.
