International Investigation

Yemen: the war of starvation

Weapons sold by France to the Saudi-led coalition offensive against the Houthi rebellion in Yemen are being used to starve millions of the country’s population, a strategy the United Nations has described as a method of warfare that “may constitute a war crime”.

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15 April 2019 à 09h09

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For the past four years, an Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates has been carrying out daily bombing missions in Yemen. Using information sourced from the Yemen Data Project (see note at bottom of page), Disclose analysed the details of 19,278 aerial bombing raids recorded between March 26th 2015 and February 28th 2019.

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