Sanaa.. The Houthi militia obliges private schools to appoint mentors and cultural officials

The terrorist Houthi militia has begun obligating private schools in the capital, Sanaa, to appoint educational mentors and cultural officials. To continue implementing its sectarian project targeting students at all educational levels.

Human rights sources said that the militia, through the education offices in the capital’s directorates, began distributing educators and cultural officials of both sexes to private schools, according to the Capital Legal Center.

The sources confirmed that the decision has been in effect since last week, amid discontent on the part of school administrations, which fear that the Houthis will force them to hand over salaries and allowances to those they have appointed as cultural mentors and supervisors.

According to the sources, the main mission of those assigned to the group is to spread its sectarian ideology among students and teachers while implementing activities targeting even families.

Since last Wednesday, those delegates began interfering in the work of the administrations and educational, social, and sports specialists in schools, by imposing lectures and programs in school queues, all the way to transforming sports classes into intellectual activities in which the group’s leader’s speeches are broadcast.