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Arab Parliament condemns Houthis kidnapping headmistresses in capital Sana'a

[17/03/2020 04:03]

CAIRO - SABA
The Arab Parliament Speaker Dr. Masha'al Assalami denounced with the most powerful words Houthi militia for kidnapping seven headmistresses in the capital Sana'a on Monday.

Assalami held the rebel militia accountable for this crime, voicing absolute rejection of the militia's terrorist crimes and violations against the civilians and civil institutions.

The Speaker of Arab Parliament called on the UN represented by the Secretary General and the UN's special envoy to the Republic of Yemen, the UNESCO, UNHRC and Human Rights organizations to act immediately to release the kidnapped headmistresses and overtly condemn the militia's atrocities and violations.