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Al-Iryani condemns Houthi militia's kidnapping 7 headmistresses in capital Sana'a

[16/03/2020 08:06]

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Minister of Information Mua'mer al-Iryani strongly condemned the crime of kidnapping seven headmistresses by Iran's mercenaries" Houthi militiamen".

It is reported that Houthi rebels kidnapped on Monday morning 7 principals of girls schools in the capital Sana'a among of them Sabah al-Qarai, Head of Assmawi School and Amal al-Qiyadhi, Head of May School.

The seven ladies said to be taken away into unkown place.

In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) stated that this is one more terrorist hideous crime in a long series of kidnapping acts the Houthi militia has embarked on against the Yemeni woman since its coup in 2014.

Al-Iryani called on the International Community (IC), the UN and its Special envoy Martin Griffiths to openly denounce this shameful crime.

He also called for pressuring Houthi militia to stop atrocities and violations against the Yemeni women, immediately releasing the detained ones.