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Al-Iryani: Militia keeps on systematically spoiling education, recruiting children

[30/04/2019 04:34]

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Minister of Information Muamer al-Irayani said Iran-allied Houthi militia has continued to systematically ruining educational process, recruiting children and deploying them to fight front-lines battles.

The Minister pointed out to a message circulated by media outlets sent by one of the Houthi militia leaders to a headmaster in which he was urged to recruit the pupils.

Al-Iryani stated that this a solid evidence that the putschist Houthi militia has continued to recruit children, transferring them from schools to battlefields.

The Minister called on the International Community (IC) and UN to act to stop child recruitment by Iran-backed Houthi militia before it is too late." Children are subjected to brainwashing by Houthi militiamen who promote Iranian-hardline doctrine", said al-Iryani.