“UNICEF is sad to confirm that the recent attack in Al-Jawf, north of Yemen, on February 15, took the lives of 19 children (eight boys and 11 girls) and injured another 18 (nine boys and another nine girls),” the UN children’s...
Learn moreStephane Dujarric, the spokesman for the UN Secretary-General, said Monday that Mr. Guterres was concerned about the developments in war-torn Yemen, and urged all “relevant stakeholders” to “exercise maximum restraint and refrain from any actions...
Learn moreAid groups say while Yemen has yet to register any coronavirus cases, country’s broken health-care system is ill-equipped to address pandemic Only half of Yemen’s health centres are functioning, according to Oxfam (AFP) Aid groups in...
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TEHRAN, Mar. 03 (MNA) – The International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed on Monday that 80% of Yemenis, who are suffering from the impacts of Saudi-led aggression against their country, need help in order to survive. The committee added, on...
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Cholera is surging once again in Yemen, with the UN reporting that the number of suspected cases has doubled in March over previous months and doctors in overwhelmed health facilities fearing it could rival a 2017 outbreak that spiraled into the...
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“Fears that the world’s worst cholera outbreak could be set for a massive resurgence are growing,” the relief organization said, AFP reported. It said aid agencies were struggling to reach suspected cases. In a statement, Oxfam...
Learn more Guterres also reported that the highest number of Palestinian children had been killed or injured last year since 2014, mainly by Israeli forces, Reuters reported. The report shows that 59 Palestinian children were killed – 56...
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Last month, a local non-government organization said even the water supply in Yemen had been “weaponized”, referring to the country’s unclean water, which breeds cholera, according to Al Jazeera. There are 18 million Yemenis...
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“If the war continues through 2022, Yemen will rank the poorest country in the world, with 79 percent of the population living under the poverty line and 65 percent classified as extremely poor,” according to the United Nations...
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