Civil Service Minister Meets UN Advisor
The article focused on the efforts of the Yemeni government to counteract the practices of the Houthi militias and their impact on economic and service sectors. Al-Awlaki explained that the militias benefit from the telecommunications, aviation, customs, and tax sectors without paying salaries or providing services to citizens. They have also stolen pension fund assets and obstructed the efforts of financial institutions and international organizations, in addition to conducting arrests and enforced disappearances. He called for greater international pressure to halt militia violations, reinforcing the importance of international support and government reforms to improve living conditions.
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