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Askar, Arab ambassadors in Geneva discuss Yemen human rights violations

[20/09/2018 02:56]

GENEVA-SABA
Minister of Human Rights, Dr. Mohammed Askar, discussed with the ambassadors of Arab countries at the European headquarters in Geneva the human rights violations in Yemen, the current political course and the extent of the destruction caused by the Houthi militia in the country.

They also discussed the turn of the militia against their former ally, the former president, which ended up in killing in Sana'a in late December of last year.

Askar said the report of the UNHRC Group of Eminent Expertsdemonstrated a clear bias in favor of the Houthis by ignoring the rebel militia's various atrocities against civilians for years.