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Arab Parliament denounces continuous attacks against children in Yemen

[29/06/2021 08:47]

CAIRO - SABA
Arab Parliament denounced Tuesday continuous threat of Houthi rebel militia in targeting civilians and children in Yemen.

In a release to the parliament, it confirmed that Marib attack, which killed a number of Yemeni people among them children is continuation of Houthi militia's terrorist approach and their malicious crimes against humanity.

The parliament stressed necessity of international integration for swift interference to solve Yemen's crisis, which has become a humanitarian catastrophe.

The attacks against children and civilians requires waking up the world's conscience to address these inhumane situations and stopping violations and punishing their perpetrators.

The parliament expressed hope of ending the tragedy, which displaced, killed and injured thousands of Yemeni people and made the Arab World sad.