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Houthi Freedom-for-Combat
The Houthi group detained civilians in five Yemeni governorates—Ibb, Dhamar, Sana’a, Al Mahwit, and Hajjah—and kept them separated from their families for periods ranging from one to two weeks. Afterward, Houthi supervisors offered to release them in exchange for joining the fighting fronts, threatening those who refused with additional years in prison and charges of espionage. In Ibb, some released detainees were given two days to join the fronts. These incidents are consistent with earlier reports and testimonies about detainees, including children, being offered their freedom in exchange for recruitment and fighting.
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