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PTOC Yemen Center reveals the most dangerous women's formation for Houthi: Zinnabiyat .. A repressive device that arrests and tortures women and runs spying and smuggling networks

Sana’a – Special Report A new report issued by the P.T.O.C Yemen Center for Research and Specialized Studies has revealed extensive and unprecedented details about what is known as the “Zeinabiyat” — the female formation affiliated with the Houthi militia, described as one of its most dangerous security and intelligence arms, and one of its main tools for suppressing Yemeni society, especially women, under a religious and ideological cover. According to the report, this formation emerged after the Houthis seized control of the capital, Sana’a, in September...
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