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[17/06/2019 02:30]

ALJAWF-SABA
Human Rights Office in Aljawf governorate reported that Iran-allied Houthi militia has committed as many as 51 thousands of violations and abuses against children in the governorate throughout 2015- May 2019.

The Human Rights Office revealed in a press conference held on Tuesday the militiamen killed 39 children, injured 65 out of them 32 permanently maimed, detained 12 teenagers and recruited 156 child.

6200 children are reported to have been traumatized, 25 thousands pupils have been denied education and over 20 thousands of Aljawf's children have been internally displaced, according the local Human Rights Office.