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Houthis continue the atrocities they are known for, Dep. FM says

[18/02/2020 02:08]

RIYADH-SABA
Yemen's Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs said the Houthi militia are continuing the atrocities and human rights abuses they had been known for.

Mansour Bajjash told the Mauritanian ambassador to Yemen in a meeting here Tuesday the rebel militia are continuing to draft children into the military, plant landmines, round up activists and journalists, use civilians as human shields and store weapons in residential areas.

Bajjash called on the international community to move to stop these Houthi acts to set a limit to the suffering that the militia is bringng upon the Yemeni people