Saudi attack on Sana’a funeral was a war crime: Human rights lawyer

‘A Saudi airstrike early in October on a funeral in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, where more than 140 people were killed and over 525 wounded, has been “clearly a war crime,” a prominent human rights lawyer tells Press TV.
“The attack itself in my views was a war crime because it was largely an attack method involved mass deaths of civilians,” Edward Corrigan, an international human rights lawyer, said in an interview with Press TV.
He went on to say that Saudi Arabia violated international humanitarian law by attacking civilians, the wounded, and medical personnel using a vicious “double-tap attack tactic.”‘
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