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Civil Society Organizations hold Houthi militia responsible on children genocide

[16/10/2022 03:58]

STOCKHOLM-SABA
The Swedish Forum for Rights and Development and the Yemeni Alliance for Independent Women have denounced Houthi militia's genocide against childhood in Yemen, which has taken souls of 21 children and 30 others are still in Intensive Care Unit of Leukemia after giving them expired dose of medicine in Kuwait Hospital in Sana'a.

The joint release to the two organizations labeled the crime as one of those require serious international action against Houthi militia as the crime comes within the militia's systematic policy to destroy health sector in Yemen, displacing health cadre and looting medical assistances to the interests of the militia's leaders.

The release confirmed that the militia's justification to its malicious crime and attributing them to proclaimed coalition's siege is another crime parallels to the militia's genocide against Yemeni children after it is has been proved that the militia has been playing with medicines.

The forum and the alliance demanded the international community and international organizations to shoulder their responsibility towards this crime.