Report 2024-07-04 • 9,433 views

Recording and monitoring 795 cases of corruption and organized crime in Houthi-controlled areas during a year, worth 37.5 billion riyals.

Sources of the platform tracking organized crimes and money laundering in Yemen (P.T.O.C) reveal that the number of new public money and corruption cases registered in Houthi-controlled areas during the past 12 months reached 795 cases and violations, amid the spread of corruption, plundering of public money, bribery and nepotism in various ministries. Institutions and sectors, which resulted in damage to the national economy and the wasting of tens of billions of riyals and millions of dollars in organized crime to plunder public and private money for the benefit of the leaders of the Houthi...
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