SANAA, Yemen (AP) — An international human rights group accused Yemen on Tuesday of failing to investigate the 2011 killing of 45 anti-government protesters during the uprising against former President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
Human Rights Watch said in a report that top former officials — including Saleh’s relatives, such as his nephew — should be held responsible for the slayings.
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