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[24/09/2023 01:36]

Strasbourg - Saba

An exhibition of photos was organized in front of the headquarters of the European Parliament in the French city of Strasbourg on the violations of human rights by the terrorist Houthi militia in Yemen.

The exhibition, organized by the Human League for Rights and Freedoms, the Mayon Organization for Human Rights, and the Tamkeen Foundation, displayed dozens of pictures and paintings that reveal some of the Houthi militia's violations against civilians and the recruitment of child fighters, and presented painful stories about the extent of the destruction and suffering that the Houthi besieged city of Taiz has been experiencing for 9 years.

The exhibition aims to present European jurists, politicians and parliamentarians with the facts of the humanitarian situation in Yemen.