Reports have surfaced alleging that the Houthi movement in Yemen is leveraging humanitarian aid as a tool for forced recruitment. 

Vulnerable families, reliant on aid for survival, are reportedly being coerced into sending their children to summer camps, which serve as indoctrination hubs.

The camps, under the guise of educational and recreational programs, are said to instill ideological beliefs and prepare children for eventual military involvement. 

Families who resist face threats of aid withdrawal, leaving them in dire circumstances.

This exploitation exacerbates the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where millions already face food insecurity and displacement. The forced recruitment of children not only violates their rights but also deepens the cycle of conflict.

International organizations and human rights groups have condemned these actions, calling for accountability and increased oversight of aid distribution. Efforts are underway to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those in need without manipulation.

The alleged misuse of aid highlights the urgent need for global intervention to protect Yemen's children and uphold the integrity of humanitarian efforts.