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Houthis' crimes reviewed in South Africa

[08/12/2017 12:34]

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Yemen's Charge d'Affairs in South Africa Najeeb al-Jaboubi has reviewed Houthi Imamate militia's crimes against Yemenis in their held areas and mass killing and arrest of leaders of the General People Congress in Sana'a after killing former President Ali Abdullah Saleh.

In a meeting for Ambassadors of East Asian countries and the Middle East here on Thursday, al-Jaboubi demanded clear denouncement of Houhti militia's crimes against citizens and violations of human rights and international laws and traditions.