Antipersonnel landmines are indiscriminate weapons that kill and injure people long after conflicts end.

The Houthi-Saleh forces use of banned antipersonnel landmines in Sanaa, Marib, Taizz and Aden governorates has caused civilian casualties, hindered the return of families displaced by fighting and likely constitutes war crimes.

The Islamic State (also known as ISIS) executed and dumped the bodies of possibly hundreds of detainees at a site near Mosul.

Homemade landmines have killed and injured hundreds of civilians, including dozens of children, in Manbij, a city in northern Syria.