The terrorist Houthi militia recently imposed new taxes on the Yemeni people in the name of the "Judicial Support Resources Fund" as part of its campaign to reshape state institutions in the areas under its control in northern Yemen in accordance with its sectarian interests.

The famous Yemeni artist "Ali Anba" and a number of citizens complained about the corruption of the judiciary in the capital Sana'a, which is under the control of the Houthis.

Special sources revealed that the Houthi militia referred its former prime minister, Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, and a number of members of his government affiliated with the General People's Congress to trial on charges of corruption.

The General Secretariat of the Arab Lawyers Union called for standing against the amendments made by the Houthi militias to the Judicial Authority Law.

A Yemeni lawyer confirmed that the Houthi amendments approved last week to the Judicial Authority Law aim to abolish the democratic system and political pluralism, and impose a regional system that leads to the fragmentation of the country.

The Houthi militia issued a series of decisions to change all state institutions, the nature of their activities and their organization in the latest separatist decision in the areas under its control.