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Aljawf: Education Ministry office condemns Houthi burning of school

[09/12/2020 07:19]

ALJAWF - SABA
The branch office of the Ministry of Education in Aljawf has condemned the Houthi militia’s burning of a school in the northern province’s capital, Alhazm.

The office said in a statement on Wednesday that the “militia set on fire Maeen Basic School” reducing its furniture and book contents to ashes after using the school as “a military barracks for months.”

The office demanded the local and international organizations to condemn the Houthi act and try to pressure the theocratic militia to stop their violation against education including sectarian radicalization activities in the schools.