Civil society of Development and Freedoms

Improving Healthcare Services in Conflict-Torn Yemen

With only 50 percent of health facilities fully functional, the war in Yemen has led to a large and dramatic increase of people who need medical care from 5 million prior to the war to 16.4 million putting a lot of pressure on…

YEMEN: ‘WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF FOOD, FUEL AND MEDICINES’

Twelve days after the closure of land, air and sea ports in Yemen, Action Against Hunger and other humanitarian agencies are appalled by the complacency and indifference of the international community regarding the historic humanitarian…

YEMEN: “WORLD’S WORST HUMANITARIAN CRISIS” WORSENS

HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN FREE FALL After almost four years of conflict, and despite all efforts to halt displacement, hunger and disease, Yemen remains the worst humanitarian crisis on earth. The suffering inflicted on Yemeni people is…

Yemen: Coalition’s Blocking Aid, Fuel Endangers Civilians

The Saudi-led coalition’s restrictions on imports to Yemen have worsened the dire humanitarian situation of Yemeni civilians, Human Rights Watch said today. The restrictions, in violation of international humanitarian law, have delayed and…