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Miltia violations against humanitarian and relief organizations infringe of International Law, says Fatah

[17/12/2017 01:15]

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Minister of Local Administration, Chairman of the Supreme Relief Committee Abdulraqeep Fatah said:" Harassments by Houthi militia against international organizations which operate in humanitarian an relief domain were flagrant violations of International Law and Humanitarian Law".

Fatah called on the UN relief and humanitarian organizations to relocate their headquarters in the interim capital Aden where the legal government is seated in order to be capable to keep on their actions and dispatching relief convoys to all provinces. He noted that the legal government is committed to provide all necessary guarantees to enable the humanitarian and relief organizations doing their missions.

The chairman of Supreme Relief Committee called on the international community to mount pressures on the rebellious militia so as to stop middling in the work of international humanitarian and relief organizations.

Fatah also urged the international community to pressure coup d'état militia to stop their crimes against the Yemeni peoples under their control.