Sana’a — On Sunday, Houthi militias stormed the office of Marie Stopes International, a health-focused organization operating in Sana’a.

Local sources reported that armed fighters raided the building and seized its contents, marking another escalation against international organizations working in Yemen.

The raid has led to the suspension of the organization’s activities, which provide vital health and humanitarian services to women and children, raising concerns about the impact on vulnerable groups in the capital.

Human rights groups expressed alarm at the continued targeting of humanitarian agencies, warning that such actions obstruct relief efforts and worsen Yemen’s already dire humanitarian crisis.