Yemenis slam ‘unjust’ Houthi code of conduct for govt workers

JEDDAH: The Iran-backed Houthis have bolstered a controversial code of conduct for presidency employees in areas they management, requiring 1000’s of personnel to declare loyalty to the group.

From the capital Sanaa to the militia’s stronghold in Saada, and different provinces in Yemen, Houthi authorities have organized rallies and ceremonies depicting them signing the 36-page doc and urging all new and present public employees to observe swimsuit.

Many Yemenis worry dropping their jobs in the event that they fail to pledge formal allegiance to the Houthis.