Today, Sunday, the Houthi coup militia in Sanaa stormed the house of the head of the parliamentary bloc of the Yemeni Islah Party, MP Abdul-Razzaq al-Hijri, and took control of it by force.

Private sources reported that the Houthi militia stormed the house located in the Bayt Bawss area with a number of military patrols, and forcibly evicted the family that was living in the house.

The same sources confirmed that the Houthi militia elements had tightened their control of the house using dozens of gunmen, in addition to terrifying the neighborhood's residents.

It should be noted that 4 months ago, Houthi militia stormed the same house, tampered with its contents, abducted the head of the family for several days and threatened the residents, before today re-storming and controlling it again.

This crime is part of a series of violations committed by the Houthi militia, where it previously stormed and controlled a number of houses of parliamentarians and confiscated their contents.

The pro-Iranian Houthi coup militia also practices abuse against the remaining members of the House of Representatives in Sana'a and their families, in addition to confiscating the property of those who managed to get out of the Houthi-controlled areas, also what it called a death sentence against a number of representatives.

Since the Houthi coup militias against the state and their control of the capital, Sanaa, in September 2014, the Houthi militias have stormed several homes of leaders of the Islah party, at the forefront of which is the house of the head of the Supreme Authority of the Yemeni Islah Party Mr. Muhammad al-Yadumi, the house of the Assistant Secretary-General Mr. Sheikhan al-Daba’i, the house of the head of the Technical Department Mr. Adel al-Rawhani, and the house of the head of the Political Department the abducted Muhammad Qahtan and many other leaders of the Islah party, whose homes were stormed by the Houthi militia, in addition to forcibly removing families from those homes in the capital, Sanaa, and a number of governorates and the militias looted the contents of those houses and turned them into headquarters for their elements.