Saudi Arabia has ‘whitewashed significant civilian harm’ in its war on Yemen, investigators warn
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SAUDI ARABIA has “whitewashed significant civilian harm” from its brutal war on Yemen, investigators have warned the British government in a devastating new dossier.
Yemeni human rights group Mwatana and a team of international lawyers submitted the evidence to Whitehall today, complete with eyewitness testimony and photos from blast sites.
The 288-page report details the extent of bombing by Britain’s major ally in the region and will add to pressure on International Trade Secretary Liz Truss to impose an arms embargo.
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