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KSrelief launches new rehab course for ex-child soldiers

[26/03/2019 12:15]

MARIB-SABA
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center launched here on Tuesday a new rehab course for ex-child soldiers and children passively impacted by the ongoing armed conflict.

A special panel examined and admitted 27 children who had been formerly forcibly recruited by the Houthi fighters to the course to undergo 45 days of psychological and social rehabilitation.

The rehab is designed to prepare the children at the end to go back to regular schools.