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Up to 571 billion YR customs revenues in 2021
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Latest News:
Up to 571 billion YR customs revenues in 2021
Al-Qusaibi: Houthis' skills as landmines-makers seriously developing
Eryani calls for real pressure on Houthi militia to release Intisar Al Hammadi
Killing, injuring four students by Houthi militia's drone western Taiz
KSrelief signs cooperation treaties with IOM support to displaced people
Info minister demands international trial of Houthi leaders over abuses of women detainees
[30/04/2020 01:49]
ADEN - SABA
Information Minister Muammar Al-Eryani called on the International Criminal Court to investigate into Houthi crimes against women detainees in the rebel militia's areas of control and to bring the abusers to trial for "these war crimes".
Thousands of women are being arbitrarily detained by the militia and many of them are subjected to inhumane treatment including rape and electric shocks.
In a statement to Saba, Al-Eryani called on the international community and women advocacy groups to intervene to stop these violations and put pressure on the militia to release all the abductees in their jails in Sana'a and elsewhere.
Information Minister Muammar Al-Eryani called on the International Criminal Court to investigate into Houthi crimes against women detainees in the rebel militia's areas of control and to bring the abusers to trial for "these war crimes".
Thousands of women are being arbitrarily detained by the militia and many of them are subjected to inhumane treatment including rape and electric shocks.
In a statement to Saba, Al-Eryani called on the international community and women advocacy groups to intervene to stop these violations and put pressure on the militia to release all the abductees in their jails in Sana'a and elsewhere.
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