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This is literally the first time I've ever seen someone say this.
I think this is the source of the claim. I have no doubt that a lot of human trafficking happens in Yemen (that tends to be the case when there's a civil war, bombing from a larger country, and a lot of refugees) but it's reaching quite a bit to lay that all at the feet of the Houthis and claim that they're bringing slavery back.
First off, it's a Saudi-backed newspaper, second, it's hearsay after hearsay (Eg. A told me that B did this evil thing, even though I didn't witness what A 'saw')
Yeah, after what the Saudis have done to Yemen, I'm pretty sure they want a post-hoc explanation to the marde...
It's ironic coming from Saudi Arabia considering almost all households there have a maid