Prison shelling in Yemen kills five women and a child: UN rights chief condemns possible war crime

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The UN has condemned the shelling of the women’s section of the Central Prison in a district of Yemen’s war-torn Taizz Governerate, in the south of the country, which has left at least five women and one child dead, and wounding more than 11, with casualties expected to rise.

Prison shelling in Yemen kills five women and a child: UN rights chief condemns possible war crime
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