Mwatana Organization for Human Rights (Mwatana) and the Columbia Law School Smith Family Human Rights Clinic (Clinic) jointly submit this report to inform the examination of Saudi Arabia during its Universal Periodic Review...

little to no efforts have been made by the parties to the conflict to hold accountable those responsible for past and ongoing atrocities, many of which may constitute international crimes..

How civilian harm from explosive weapons in Yemen calls for immediate action. This report documents ten incidents of harm resulting from attacks by the Saudi and United Arab Emirates led Coalition and the Ansar Allah armed group (Houthis).

The incidents and patterns of violations of international humanitarian and human rights law included in this report ..

This submission focuses on the failure of the UAE to implement the Convention in the context..

For years, civilians in Yemen have sought to communicate the devastating impact that warring party abuse has had on them, their families, and their communities.

Persons with disabilities resulting from the armed conflict are part of the larger community of the disabled people in Yemen.  Despite the fact that this brief focuses primarily on civilians with disabilities resulting from the armed conflict in Yemen..

On 3 September 2019, as the conflict in Yemen, which is in the midst of the worst humanitarian crisis according to the UN and aggravated violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, enters its fifth year,..

While Yemenis bid farewell to the year 2020, they did not bid farewell to their hopes of an imminent end to the war, even though the practices adopted by the warring parties did not leave much room for optimism.

When asked about the impacts that warring party attacks and other conduct have had on their lives, people across Yemen described dire effects on food sources, water sources and critical civilian infrastructure.