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KSreliefreintegrates 40 minor rebel fighters in school

[10/09/2017 06:18]

MARIB-SABA
King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Acts (KSrelief) has finalized a program of correctional education of 40 minor rebel fighters and reintegrating them back to school.

The children were among the Saleh-Houthi rebel fighters caught earlier in Marib and Aljawf provinces. KSrelief sponsored their correctional re-education in Marib and Aljawf, 20 in each province.

KSrelief conducted the reeducation through a professional institution as part of the KSrelief'sprotection program

The education program is considered a quality achievement, given the country's pre-occupation with pressing and various crises. The Yemeni government estimates that the Saleh-Houthi militias have recruited 10,000 child soldiers to fight their battle against the government.