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Yemen and Houthi data: an open database on the Houthis (Ansar Allah)

YCGTI, the Yemeni Conflict Groups Tracking Initiative, is a free, open database on the Houthis in Yemen: Houthi leaders, officials and supervisors with their offices and dates, the Houthi organisational structure, a map, events, fatalities, decisions and discourse analysis, extracted from published news with a link to every report.

467,733news reports
17,058people, all years
5,105reported in the last 12 months
19,663offices
5,149killed or dead in the deaths register, all years
2015 → 2026period

What is in the site

Sources

SourceالمصدرReportsPeriod
Saba news agencyوكالة سبأ184,8372004 → 2026
Yemen Press Agencyوكالة الصحافة اليمنية2,0982024 → 2026
Al-Masirahقناة المسيرة64,3102015 → 2026
Ansar Allah websiteموقع أنصار الله77,9092015 → 2026
Al-Thawrah newspaperصحيفة الثورة74,7312015 → 2026
26 September newspaperصحيفة 26 سبتمبر24,7622019 → 2026
Military Mediaالإعلام الحربي18,0012015 → 2026
smc.gov.yeالمركز الإعلامي smc.gov.ye21,0852019 → 2026

Questions

Who leads the Houthis?

Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, the "Leader of the Revolution", heads the Houthi structure since his brother, the founder Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi, was killed in 2004.

What is the Houthi structure?

The Leader of the Revolution at the top, then the Supreme Political Council headed by Mahdi al-Mashat, and under it the government, local authorities (governors and district directors), Parliament, the Shura Council, the judiciary and the armed forces and security, alongside the supervisory branch and mobilisation.

Where do the data come from?

From news published by Houthi-run outlets (Saba, Al-Masirah, Ansar Allah, Al-Thawrah, 26 September and others) and reliable outside reports (UN Panel of Experts, US Treasury, ACAPS, Sana'a Center); every office is tied to the report text and link.