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Executive Office of capital Sana'a denounces militia's violations against women

[24/01/2019 02:12]

MAREB-SABA
Executive Office of capital Sana'a held a session Thursday here in Mareb chaired by Mayor of the capital Maj. General Abdulghani Jameal.

The meeting condemned contiguous abuses by Houthi rebel militiamen against the citizens in the capital Sana'a including women. The conveners strongly denounced Houthi militia violations against women who were subjected to arbitrary arrest, enforced disappearance, blackmailing their families.

Discussions also touched upon salaries of civil service's employees who were fled the capital due to the militia's atrocities.

Lists included names of the IDPs employees were put forward to the official authorities in charge in order to be paid.