This bill authorizes the U.S. government to impose economic sanctions against members of the Houthi movement in Yemen based on human rights violations and obstruction of humanitarian aid. The legislation requires the State Department to submit three reports within 180 days—examining Houthi indoctrination efforts, obstacles to delivering humanitarian assistance in Houthi-controlled areas, and documented human rights abuses including child soldier recruitment, arbitrary detention, and gender-based violence. Based on these findings, the State Department must determine annually whether Houthi members meet criteria for sanctions under existing laws targeting human rights abusers and hostage-takers. The bill applies to foreign persons involved in restricting aid delivery or committing the documented abuses, with the law set to expire after five years.