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[13/02/2019 02:47]

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King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has organized a seminar on the danger of recruiting child fighters as part of a program KSrelief is implementing to rehabilitate formerly recruited child fighters in the ranks of Houthis and raise an awareness against the practice.

KSrelief organized the seminar in the government-held city of Marib on Wednesday.

Participants presented work papers on the recruitment, how to reduce it, the social and political context of this practice and how KSrelief's program is rehabilitating these children until they are integrated back to schools.