Halls of The Black Museum

The Imamate era — its intellectual and political roots, the forms of repression and isolation it practiced, and Yemeni resistance to it — in a continuous chronological exhibit.

Killings, abductions, torture, mines, child recruitment, shelling of civilians, targeting of women, prisons and sieges — case cards with their evidence attached.

Targeting of education and curriculum changes, sectarian and lineage discourse, tampering with history and national symbols, attempts to reshape public consciousness.

Dismantling of state institutions, parallel economy, levies, justice, security and administration, corruption and seizure of public resources.

Testimonies of victims and survivors in their own words, voices and images — human stories presented with respect and strict methodology.

Documents, reports, photos, videos, and maps — a searchable, filterable archive with transparent data cards for each item.

Interactive map of Yemen showing violations by governorate and district, with layers filterable by type, time, and actor.

Interactive timeline from the Imamate era to the contemporary Houthi era, linking events to places, documents, and testimonies.

Interactive statistics, counters, and clean charts — every figure tied to its source and supporting documents.