P.T.O.C Yemen
P.T.O.C Yemen
Center for Specialized Research and Studies
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Case 2026-01-06 • 6,886 views

A new report by the Platform for Tracking Organized Crime and Money Laundering in Yemen (P.T.O.C) reveals Houthi violations against African migrants through forced recruitment and military exploitation

The new report issued by the Platform for Tracking Organized Crime and Money Laundering in Yemen (P.T.O.C) reveals how the Houthi militia is exploiting African migrants as fuel for its war through forced recruitment and military exploitation. It also highlights their involvement in arms and human trafficking. Additionally, the report sheds light on the Houthis' crimes within the Al-Shohada Mosque in Sana’a and detention centers, which constitute gross violations of international law. Continuing the activities of the P.T.O.C in monitoring the Houthis' operations in the Horn of Africa and...
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