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Humanitarian League presents report on Houthi recruitment of child soldiers to Special Rapporteur's office

[27/09/2023 04:11]

Geneva - Saba
The Human League for Rights and Freedoms submitted a report to the Office of the Special Rapporteur in Geneva, Switzerland, on the Houthi Sale and Sexual Exploitation of Children in Yemen.

The report prepared by Mayon organization showed that the Houthi militias have recently recruited 2,209 new children, noting that 1,309 children were killed, and 351 others were injured and maimed, out of the total cases recruited into the ranks of the Houthis.