Terror in the Classroom: Militia Abducts 6 Teachers, Principal Assaults Female Students in Ibb

Houthi militias abducted six teachers from a school in Ibb governorate, while female students were attacked in the backdrop of a school broadcast about the September 26 revolution.

Local residents reported that on Wednesday, Houthi militias abducted six teachers from the Imam al-Bukhari complex in the al-Yahari area of Ibb Countryside Directorate, against the backdrop of a school radio broadcasting about the September Revolution. .

According to residents, the students of the complex prepared a radio broadcast about the September Revolution and at the beginning of its presentation yesterday, the deputy director of the educational center Amin Saif was present, who turned off the radio and quarreled with them. student-teachers in schools, and forcibly prevented the installation of radios.

People noted that Houthi elements came to the educational complex with the director of the “Al-Mazmah” department and attacked there in a way that caused fear and panic among the students, then they kidnapped six teachers, including the agents of the complex, and transferred them to the militia prison.

The families noted that among the abducted teachers were: “Muhammad Qaid al-Jashani, Muhammad Abdo al-Rifai, Muhammad Abdullah al-Basati and Abdo Muhammad al-Siddiq.”

In another incident, on Wednesday, September 26, against the backdrop of preparations for a school radio broadcast praising the revolution, the director of an education complex attacked students at Arwa Complex for Girls in Al-Radma District, northeast of IBB Governorate.

According to the parents, second-year secondary school female students made a school radio broadcast about the September Revolution and when the program began to be shown in the morning queue, the director of the complex, Rafidah Muhammad al-Gharbani, came and immediately turned off the school radio, and she tore up the students’ papers and By humiliating them in front of their peers and teachers.

The principal ordered to insult female students, calling them “Jews.” He ordered the school radio broadcast for a month the September Revolution as a day of shame, disaster, and reaction.

According to residents, the director of the complex punishes all second-year secondary school girls with direct beatings until the director himself has swollen hands and various parts of his body due to the severity of the beatings.