The Human Rights Information and Training Center (HRITC) reported that it had documented 73 cases of violations in Taiz Governorate (southwest of Yemen) that occurred during the month of June.

In its monthly report, the center said that it documented "the killing of 15 civilians, including 6 women and two children, in which the Houthi militia caused the killing of 4 of them, including a woman and a child, while gunmen killed 12 civilians outside the framework of the state."

The Center added that its field team monitored the injury of 32 civilians, including 9 children and two women, in which the Houthi militia caused the injury of 18 of them, including 4 children and two women.

According to the report, gunmen outside the framework of the state also caused the injury of 9 civilians, as well as 4 other civilians, including 3 children, who were run over by gunmen cars outside the framework of the state, in addition to wounding a child with a direct shot fired by unknown gunmen.

The Center stated that it documented 3 cases of attacks on civilians committed by members of the security forces affiliated with the government, three cases of abducting and enforced disappearance committed by the Houthi militants and others outside the framework of the state, one for each of them.

The report monitored three cases of attacks on the public property caused by both the Houthi militia, gunmen outside the framework of the state, and government security personnel, one for each of them.

The report indicated that 17 cases of assault on private property were monitored, where 8 houses were partially damaged and 5 private vehicles as a result of shelling by the Houthi militia. A house was damaged by a Houthi sniper, in addition to a tailor shop and two private vehicles were damaged by clashes between gunmen outside the framework of the state.

The report stated that Houthi militias imposed on residents of villages in the governorate of Taiz, which are under their control, the monthly payment of 500 Yemeni riyals (less than a dollar) per individual in his home, including children and women.

The report pointed out that the Houthi supervisors put representatives in the villages under their control in order to collect these sums compulsorily and arrest all who refuse to pay that amount.