Circulated documents showed that the Houthi terrorist militia replaced the names of 11 schools in Amran Governorate, northern Yemen, with names of a sectarian nature, some of which bear the names of their terrorist symbols and leaders.

The documents showed a decision issued by an impersonator as the director of the Education Office in Amran Governorate, requiring that the names of schools in the Houth and Al-Asha districts be changed with other names linked to the dead symbols and leaders of the group.

This measure comes within a series of steps taken by the militia since its coup, which aim to erase the Yemeni identity and replace it with an identity of a sectarian nature.