Back to school: Houthi heresy for the abduction of education in Yemen

The Houthi terrorist group in Yemen continues to try to take full control of education and schools, with the aim of spreading its poisoned ideas in the minds of young people, and attracting them to be a soft tool in the hands of the militia, and behind the mullahs regime in Tehran.

The Houthi militia recently launched a campaign titled “Back to School”, seeking financial support, through what it called in its media to mobilize official and popular efforts and international education partners to support the return of students to school.

According to Al Arabiya, educational sources in Sanaa, said that the Houthi militias have begun planning and implementation of a large campaign for educational schools, apparently raising funds for the development of education, but on the ground raising funds to carry out terrorist operations, and supporting the militia elements with money and weapons.

A trade union report issued by the Center for Studies and Media Education in Sana’a revealed that Houthi crimes and violations against school workers have been confirmed. In addition, the terrorist militia obstructed the salaries of more than 170,000 teachers.

According to the report, the armed militia demolished the homes of teachers using mines, in the governorates of Saada, Amran, Hajjah, and Sana’a. The report also revealed that the militias continue to take schools, platforms for mobilization and mobilization and support for the fronts of the fighting.

According to human rights reports, the phenomenon of recruiting children in coup areas has doubled in recent times, reaching record numbers.

A previous UN report documented a five-fold increase in cases of child recruitment and use by militias as fuel for war.