HRW accuses US of complicity in Saudi war on Yemen
Human Rights Watch has accused the US of complicity in the Saudi war on Yemen.
Human Rights Watch has announced that Washington is potentially liable in the unlawful strikes as US is involved in refueling warplanes flying over Yemen and also in providing targeting information for the Saudis. The rights group called on the US to investigate the devastating consequences of Saudi air campaign against the Yemeni people. It also said that Saudi Arabia could be committing war crimes in Yemen by destroying houses, markets, and schools in addition to killing numerous civilians. Human Rights Watch also slammed the Saudi naval and aerial blockade of Yemen. Meanwhile, the United Nations children’s fund says the Saudi air campaign in Yemen is having a devastating impact on the impoverished Arab country’s health system. UNICEF says the conflict has exposed millions of children to various diseases.
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