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Al-Qusaibi: Houthis' skills as landmines-makers seriously developing
Eryani calls for real pressure on Houthi militia to release Intisar Al Hammadi
Killing, injuring four students by Houthi militia's drone western Taiz
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Al-Maisari meets with UNICEF's delegation
[18/04/2018 12:57]
ADEN-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior Eng. Ahmed Al-Maisari met Wednesday, here in the interim capital Aden, with a delegation of the UNICEF led by the Head of the Child Protection Department in Yemen Julie Gael.
The delegation detailed Eng. Al-Maisari on a number of the projects the UNICEF are going to carry out in the country.
The delegation also touched upon the violations that Yemen's children are subjected by the Houthi militia in the regions controlled by the rebel militia.
The children recruitment by the Houthi putschist militia elaborately discussed during the meeting.
The Deputy Premier, Minister of Interior blamed the Houthi militia for its violations of children rights, namely recruiting children and engaging them in battlefields.
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior Eng. Ahmed Al-Maisari met Wednesday, here in the interim capital Aden, with a delegation of the UNICEF led by the Head of the Child Protection Department in Yemen Julie Gael.
The delegation detailed Eng. Al-Maisari on a number of the projects the UNICEF are going to carry out in the country.
The delegation also touched upon the violations that Yemen's children are subjected by the Houthi militia in the regions controlled by the rebel militia.
The children recruitment by the Houthi putschist militia elaborately discussed during the meeting.
The Deputy Premier, Minister of Interior blamed the Houthi militia for its violations of children rights, namely recruiting children and engaging them in battlefields.
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