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Arab Coalition hands over 15 ex-child soldiers caught in Houthi ranks

[28/11/2018 09:31]

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The Arab Coalition has handed over to the Yemeni government 15 ex-child soldiers psychologically rehabilitated after they had been caught fighting in the ranks of Houthis.

In their years long battle against the Coalition-backed internationally recognized government, the Houthis, an Iran-backed terrorist organization, rely largely on child fighters.

The Arab Coalition has so far caught 102 young Houthi fighters, subjected them to psychological rehabilitation and handed them back to the Yemeni government, which in return, hands them over back to their parents.