Sanaa:The Yemeni Human Rights Center has released a new report titled "120 Days of Escalation by the Saudi-led Aggression Coalition on Yemen," documenting significant human rights violations and civilian casualties between July 13 and November 10, 2026.
According to Yemen News Agency, the report details 768 incidents across 16 Yemeni governorates, resulting in 1,060 civilian victims. This includes 398 martyrs and 662 wounded individuals, among whom were 89 children and 61 women martyrs, as well as 105 children and 65 women wounded. Additionally, 15 Africans were reported wounded.
The report highlights 4,460 airstrikes and various other forms of attacks, such as artillery and missile shelling, direct gunfire, and incidents involving war remnants and landmines. It also addresses 12 significant human rights violations, including attacks on markets, homes, and civilian facilities, and the targeting of essential services and humanitarian workers.
The Center's head, Ambassador Ismail Al-Mutawakel, emphasized cooperation with judicial bodies to prepare files for legal action against the perpetrators. He asserted that political agreements would not negate the Yemeni people's rights to seek justice, stressing that these rights are timeless and must be pursued.
Executive Director Ismail Al-Khashab noted the report serves as an ongoing record of the Saudi-led coalition's actions, with plans to issue weekly updates. The report calls on local and international human rights organizations to fulfill their roles in documenting these violations effectively.
The Yemeni Human Rights Center concludes by urging international bodies to take responsibility for protecting civilians and ensuring justice for the victims.
