The Houthis have reopened summer camps in Yemen to indoctrinate children with military and religious training under the slogan „Knowledge and Jihad.“
These camps are running despite US airstrikes and growing resistance among families, due to fears of child recruitment.
Participation appears lower this year, though Houthi media claims high turnout.
Many families, especially in rural areas, are drawn in by promises of aid, while some communities have protested and shut down camps.
The camps are part of a broader recruitment drive linked to the group’s support for Palestine and resistance to the US and Israel.
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This is so messed up
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The source for these claims is Asharq Al-Awsat, a Saudi Arabian newspaper owned by a member of the Saudi Royal Family. So, probably best to be taken with a grain of salt.
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The Houthis have reopened summer camps in Yemen to indoctrinate children with military and religious training under the slogan „Knowledge and Jihad.“
These camps are running despite US airstrikes and growing resistance among families, due to fears of child recruitment.
Participation appears lower this year, though Houthi media claims high turnout.
Many families, especially in rural areas, are drawn in by promises of aid, while some communities have protested and shut down camps.
The camps are part of a broader recruitment drive linked to the group’s support for Palestine and resistance to the US and Israel.
This is so messed up
The source for these claims is Asharq Al-Awsat, a Saudi Arabian newspaper owned by a member of the Saudi Royal Family. So, probably best to be taken with a grain of salt.