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Houthi death sentences against oppositionists imitate Iran's post 1979 verdicts, says minister

[28/08/2021 06:18]

ADEN-SABA
Yemen's Information Minister said the Houthi militia's sentencing of political oppositionists to death imitates Iran's conduct :"after the Khomeini revolution" of 1979.

Muammar al-Eryani was condemning the theocratic militia's sentencing of nine civilians, including two women and a male international law professor in Sana'a, to death over trumped-up charges of "collaborating with a foreign enemy country."

"It copies the Iranian regime's conduct after the Khomeini revolution in eliminating political oppositionists, and terrorizing and coercing the society into submission."

Al-Eryani called on the UN and US envoys and human rights organizations to condemn the Houthi terrorism and use of the seized courts in Sana'a to terrorize the Yemeni society.