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ADEN-SABA
Minister of Human Rights (HR) Mohammed Asker discussed violations committed by Houthi putschist militia against the civilians in the capital Sana'a and Al-Baidha province.

During a meeting held Thursday in the temporary capital Aden, Directors of the (HR) Ministry's offices in the capital Sana'a and Al-Baidha province Fahmi Azobairi and Saleh Al-Homaiqani detailed the Minister about the militia's violations.

Azobairi and Al-Homaiqani reported that the militiamen have been systematically violating human rights in the Iran-backed Houthi militia controlled regions.

The violations and abuses against the civilians including enforced disappearance, arbitrary arrests, child recruitment and taken the fellows as hostages.

Obstacles facing the Ministry's offices and staff were also touched upon.