تعرف على البنود الثمانية التي ستناقشها ''قمة العرب'' القادمة في المنامة واشنطن: ''هناك أدلة كثيرة على تورط إيران في دعم الحوثيين بأسلحة متقدمة'' تحليل.. مركز دراسات متخصص يكشف عن 3 دوافع جعلت الرئيس العليمي يزور مأرب صور.. مواطنون غاضبون يضرمون النار في شوارع عدن وأمن العاصمة تحذر من الإعتداء على المصالح العامة والخاصة كتائب القسام تعلن عن تدمير ناقلة جند إسرائيلية وتستهدف دبابة شرق رفح الكشف عن أكبر استثمار لرونالدو.. والسعودية و4 دول عربية وثيقة أممية تكشف عن خلافات حدودية عميقة بين أكبر دولتين خليجية دولة خليجية تعلن عن اعتقال أحد أفراد الأسرة الحاكمة حوّل منزله إلى مزرعة مخدرات ..تفاصيل وفد بريطاني رفيع يصل أول دولة خليجية اليوم لبحث فرص الشراكة التجارية الجيش الأمريكي يعلن عن تدمير مسيرتين وصاروخا باليستيا أطلقه فوق البحر الأحمر
A local report reveals that more than 50 thousand people are homeless, epidemic and infectious disease are spread and many schools are closed as a result of the last war between Houthi rebels and the army in Saada province.
The Human Rights Report for 2007 issued by the Yemeni Observatory for Human Rights says more than 114 buildings including 4 mosques and health centers were transferred to military barracks.
"79 houses were completely destroyed and 74 houses partially destroyed. Also, 5 mosques and 8 schools were partially damaged," the report added.
According to the report, many members of Zaidi sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, and al-Houthi supporters were arrested or disappeared.
The report says some 286 people have been lost since the conflict began in 2004 and about 2000 people were arrested in the last war.
The report adds that the detentions were taken place in Sa'ada, Sana'a, Amran, Hajja, Dhammar and Hudeidah. Some 370 people are put in prison for illegal justifications, the report adds.
Some detainees were exposed to psychological and physical torture and humiliating and inhuman treatment. A lot of detainees were put in small and poorly-ventilated prison cells, the report says.
The report points out that Hesham Hajr is one of the victims of violations because the detention bodies refused to transfer him to hospital.