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Arab Parliament: Houthi militia execution 9 persons including juvenile a crime against humanity

[18/09/2021 04:15]

CAIRO - SABA
Arab Parliament has condemned Houthi militia's continuous violations of human rights against the Yemeni people, the latest of all killing 9 persons in the city of Sana'a among of them underage boy, describing the incident as a terrorist crime.

The Arab Parliament called on all international organizations which are interested in human rights to condemn this terrorist offense, take necessary legal measures to ensure prosecution of the perpetrators of this anti-humanity crime.

It stated that Houthi militia must be held accountable for its terrorist crimes, otherwise it will be further embolden to keep on its terrorist actions.