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Forum of Shabwa’s Free demand designation of Houthis a terror organization

[26/11/2020 02:41]

SHABWA - SABA
The Forum of Shabwa’s Free, an NGO, on demanded today that the international community to take an action towards the Houthi consecutive crimes against humanity and designate the Houthis as a terrorist organization.

In a seminar entitled “In One Voice: Houthis are a Terrorist Group,” the Forum deplored “international silence” ad Houthis press ahead with abuses to “amounting to crimes against humanity” in different parts of Yemen.

The seminar’s statement said the Houthis have “been committing crimes unprecedented even in the records of the most notorious criminal networks in history.”