“Blood Without Justice,” contains statistics on Saudi aggression crimes against Yemen.

The report, “Blood Without Justice,” documents the martyrdom and injury of thousands of civilians, mostly women and children, as a result of airstrikes and the use of cluster munitions and internationally prohibited weapons by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen. It also documents the crimes of kidnapping and rape committed by the coalition and its mercenaries against women and children over the past 12 years.

Furthermore, the report presents the public and human rights organizations with a documented picture of the scale of human and material losses inflicted by the aggression and blockade on Yemen over the past 12 years.

The report also documents the coalition’s targeting of civilians in Yemen with airstrikes and various internationally prohibited weapons, which were deliberately and directly directed at residential areas, civilian neighborhoods, markets, funeral and wedding halls, displacement and refugee camps, public roads, bridges, airports, ports, factories, farms, and other civilian infrastructure.

The report describes the crimes of the Saudi-American-Israeli coalition in Yemen as a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and the laws of war, amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity that warrant international prosecution.

It emphasized that the aggression imposed a blockade and severe restrictions on the delivery of essential food supplies, medical equipment, fuel, and humanitarian aid, leading to a deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Yemen.

In conclusion, it reported of the worst humanitarian catastrophe in modern history, where the specter of famine now threatens various Yemeni governorates, with growing concern and fears that the country is on the brink of collapse or reaching a point of no return.