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KSrelief educates fathers on danger of child participationin conflict

[30/12/2018 03:41]

MARIB-SABA
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has organized a workshop for educating fathers of ex-child fighters about the danger of allowing their childrento be recruited again into the ongoing conflict between the government and Houthi putschists.

The workshop was held in the government-administered province of Marib on Saturday for a new group of fathers whose children were caught by the army fighting in the ranks of Houthis.

The workshop interpreted the psychological and social impact of children participation in violence acts.

Previously KSrelief educated dozens of fathers and rehabilitated their children and integrated them back into the society.