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Women stage rally in Aljawf to condemn Houthi missile attack on wedding feast

[22/07/2018 04:38]

ALJAWF-SABA
Scores of women staged a rally in the northern province of Aljawf on Sunday to protest and condemn the Houthi militia's missile attack on a wedding feast that had killed three women and two children in Aljawf's provincial capital, al-Hazm, a week ago.

The women protesters said the militia's attack hit a wedding feast of an internally displaced couple in al-Hazm. They raised banners and issued a statement calling on the United Nations and human rights organizations to rescue the unarmed civilians from the Houthi missiles and projectiles raining down on residential areas in the province.

A relative of one of the victims called for the immediate trial of the Houthi terrorist cells that have planted landmines and bombs and killed so far dozens of civilians in the city's crowded streets.