Procedural Pleading Regarding the Houthis' Announcement of the Discovery of an American-Israeli Spy Ring

Searching Mobile Phones

Privacy Violation and Legal Breach

US looking at new international body

to record rights abuses in Yemen

The Urgency of Reparations for Civilians in Yemen

Since 2016, the Saudi and U.A.E.-led Coalition, as well as the internationally-recognized government of Yemen, have promised to provide monetary assistance to civilian victims of a tiny fraction of their airstrikes..

On the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture

Over more than seven years of war in Yemen, even though the warring parties represent multiple, different authorities, they share the same unlawful behaviors, including torturing detainees and subjecting them to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.

Turning a Deadly Blind Eye

the Government has a moral obligation not to look away. Boris Johnson, in particular, has a moral obligation not to. He, and his Government, have repeatedly made a choice to continue arming Saudi Arabia, with the most terrible consequences for the people of Yemen.

Pandemic of Hunger Symposium

In the context of extreme food insecurity, such as in the case of Yemen, the destruction of sources of food and water has the potential to cause significant civilian harm.

After 20 years of harmful military action in Yemen, the U.S. must change course

“My friends … weren’t remotely related to any military group. They were sitting here just like you right now,” a friend of two victims said after a drone strike killed both his friends and burned their beehives.