The Houthis connect educational support to loyalty and belonging

The educational system in areas controlled by the Houthi group is facing widespread criticism due to the unfair distribution of educational aid. These resources have been focused on the families of the group’s followers and those involved in the fronts, while poor families who have not benefited from the support have been excluded. This has led to a decline in trust regarding integrity and transparency. Additionally, many private schools have been forced to waive fees for the children of group followers without compensation, threatening their financial stability amid difficult economic conditions that strain families' ability to meet educational expenses. Meanwhile, the results of the general secondary exams announced by the group, which reported success rates exceeding 99% despite the challenges and deteriorating quality of education, have raised serious questions about their credibility. Concerns have grown due to widespread cases of mass cheating and non-transparent correction methods, raising fears about the impact on the credibility of certificates and the future of education in Yemen.

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