[ad_1]
The Yemeni Ministry of Human Rights organized a humanitarian symposium in Geneva at the Swiss Press Club in Geneva, in cooperation with the King Salman Center for Humanitarian Aid entitled "How to save and protect women and children in the Yemeni crisis ". During this symposium, the violations of the rights of the child committed by the Houthi militia, namely the murder, mutilation, injury, recruitment and use of soldiers during military attacks , the kidnapping and attack of schools and hospitals and the denial of humanitarian aid to children. The minister pointed out that the Houthi militia, backed by Iran, continued to cultivate internationally banned antipersonnel mines and that the militiamen were planting explosive, individual, camouflaged and improvised mines of various shapes and colors. depending on the nature and where they are planted. Murder and Violence
Minister Askar drew attention to militia violence against women and violations, noting that the militia had practiced killing and wounding women. Houthi militia has killed 814 women and injured 4179 since September 2014 until May 2018.
The human rights activist and member of the surveillance team of the National Commission to Investigate Allegations of Human Rights Violations
The Minister praised the efforts of the King Salman Relief and Rescue Center in their relief efforts in the United States. Yemen, whether it is food, health, medical care, education or protection.
Saudi Efforts
The Director of the Department of Health medical and environmental assistance to the King's Relief and Humanitarian Relief Center Salman, Dr. Abdullah bin Saleh Al-Moualem, The Kingdom has represented the King Salman Center through humanitarian programs and projects that have reached 439 diverse programs in affected countries around the world by international, international and local partners.
The teacher made reference to the humanitarian situation in Yemen and the 269 humanitarian projects of the Center. All portfolios were targetted T. Yemeni, and discussed the humanitarian initiative, including the Yemen mine clearance project "Pore" launched by the Royal Diwan Supervisor General Diwan Dr. Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al-Rabiah Center.
Source link
