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Houthi cannot stop hunger
The article discusses the Houthi suppression of Yemeni citizens in their controlled areas, where they utilize security and media systems to silence opposition voices. They impose imprisonment and forced disappearances on activists and journalists due to their resistance to control over the narrative and their highlighting of the people's suffering, including hunger and poverty. The article points out that the Houthis promote a foreign narrative that justifies Yemen's crises, such as the blockade and the absence of salaries, with the aim of shifting responsibility for the suffering and directing an angry population against external parties. Meanwhile, they carry out internal repression targeting those who voice the truth. Ultimately, it emphasizes that hunger is an unshakable reality that the Houthis cannot imprison, despite their attempts to detain those who speak about it.
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