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Yemeni Scouting Commission demands international pressure upon Houthis to stop child recruitment
[11/07/2019 03:39]
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Yemeni Scouting Commission condemns Iran-aligned Houthi militia for recruiting children in the militia held regions under the so-called" Scholl Scouting".
The Scouting Commissionaire Masha'alAdda'iri called on World Scouting and Arab Scouting Organization to denounce Houthis' violations and to ask for international pressure on the Houthis to put an end of child recruitment.
Adda'iri condemned Houthi militiamen for forcing the scouting boys to stick the militia's slogan on the scouting uniform.
Yemeni Scouting Commission condemns Iran-aligned Houthi militia for recruiting children in the militia held regions under the so-called" Scholl Scouting".
The Scouting Commissionaire Masha'alAdda'iri called on World Scouting and Arab Scouting Organization to denounce Houthis' violations and to ask for international pressure on the Houthis to put an end of child recruitment.
Adda'iri condemned Houthi militiamen for forcing the scouting boys to stick the militia's slogan on the scouting uniform.
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