Almotamar.net - Report by the Yemeni parliamentary committee of constitutional and legal affairs issued about the proposal of lifting parliamentary immunity from Yahya Badrudin al-Houthi mentioned he is one of the members of the leadership of a Safavite terrorist organisation established in 1999 and started its activity hostile to the state through polarization of young persons and educating them with organizational, intellectual and political lessons. The organisation also instigates them against the republican system and the call for Caliphate as exclusive right to certain families. It also directs them to lower the national flag from flag posts of some public schools to raise instead of it the yellow-coloured flag of the organisation, to abandon the greeting to the national flag and to have the organisation slogan instead.
The organisation also urges to not pay the zakat to the state as it is illegitimate, as they say and formation of armed militias the report mentioned that Yahya al-Houthi used his house in the capital Sana'a for holding meetings of the leadership of the organisation with foreign delegations as well as for television and radio and press interviews in which he made accusations against the state and he then left the country while continued his contacts with foreign countries and parties with the aim of internationalization of the sedition in Saada in addition to his contacts with those who call themselves the opposition outside.
The report reviewed before the parliament on Monday added that al-Houthi has become active in the leadership of the Safavite organisation in the call for the imamate rule by using all possible means and the adoption of the Faqih sovereign, fomenting mutiny against the ruler, dissemination the spirit of sectarianism by taking advantage of the Zaidi sect as an umbrella for the promotion for those ideas, also the instigation of citizens against the state measures and the spread of rumours offending the national regime in order to create a social resentment against the situations in Yemen.
At the end of the report the constitutional committee called on the parliament to accept lifting the parliamentary immunity from MP al-Houthi so that the judicial sides are able to complete their measures.
Al-Houthi leading figure of Safavite terrorist organiisation
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