Some of the key points from the “Blood Without Justice” report

Some of the key points from the “Blood Without Justice” report…

The “Blood Without Justice” report adopted a methodology of individual legal characterization for each sector. It presented the specific legal classification of targeting vital infrastructure in Yemen (such as airports, seaports, schools, hospitals, etc.) in accordance with the provisions of international humanitarian law and international human rights law.

It also employed a methodology of specialized classification of crimes and violations, grouping and categorizing violations according to the nature of the targeted civilian objects in Yemen (such as schools, hospitals, event halls, etc.) into independent sectors. This ensured accurate documentation and facilitated access to information based on the nature of the targeted location.

Furthermore, it included a set of recommendations calling for a swift and independent international investigation into the violations and crimes committed by the Saudi-American-Israeli aggression coalition against Yemen. These recommendations also included the prosecution of all those involved in the aggression, reparations for victims, a resolution to the issue of prisoners, and guarantees for the protection of civilians and civilian objects in accordance with the rules of international law.