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Jordon host international conference on HR violations in Yemen

[18/02/2018 05:39]

AMMAN-SABA
The International Conference onMajor Human Rights Violations in Yemen commences its activities here next Wednesday.
The conference carries the motto of "Houthism is Terrorist Movement."

Hosted by Information Development Association (IDA) and participated by representatives of international organizations and a group of most prominent Yemeni activists, the conferences reviews reports on human rights situation in Yemen and serious crimes committed by Houthi terrorist group.

The conference aims at activating Yemeni right file in international forums for paving a way for issuing international resolution naming Houthi group as terrorist and threatening local and international peace and security, said IDA's Head Fuad al-Manouri.

The conference coincides with escalation of violence and continuous gross crimes committed byHouthi militia against Yemeni people under carelessness of the international community towards these right issues, which should not be delayed for rescuing lives and livelihoods.

The conference will host a number of interested people in humanitarian and international laws and representatives of international organizations for unearthing Houthi terrorist practices.