Yesterday, Tuesday, the Houthi militia in Sanaa looted the house of the head of the Parliamentary Bloc of the Yemeni Islah Party, MP Abdul Razzaq al-Hajri.

Alsahwa.net website, citing local sources in Sanaa, reported that the Houthi militia looted all the contents of the house and took up positions inside it.

Last July... the Houthi militia stormed al-Hajri's house and seized it and flew the women and children out of it, before looting all the contents today and housing its armed elements in it.

The storming of al-Hajri's house last July had been widely condemned by the government, the parliament, and local and international human rights organizations.

This crime comes within the framework of the series of violations that are being practiced by the Houthi militia against its opponents, where the Houthi militia had previously stormed and seized a number of parliamentarians' homes in Sana'a and confiscated their contents, not to mention the thousands of homes that have been looted and stormed since the coup against state institutions in late 2014.