(The Independent) – More than 300 incidents that could violate international law have been tracked by the Ministry of Defence in Yemen since the conflict began two years ago. In the past year 66 “incidents of potential concern” have been recorded, according to Alistair Burt, Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth office.This takes the total number to 318 from the 252 which had been tracked in January 2017.
Yemen war: UK Government admits it is aware of 318 cases that could violate international law
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