The situation in #Yemen is rapidly deteriorating. IOM is monitoring the situation and responding to urgent humanitarian needs.
Abdusattor Esoev, Country Director at @IOM_Yemen, explains.
Heartbreaking video of a child soldier captured while fighting for Houthis n Baihan, Shabwa, last week. Child is n 9th grade & is from Dhamar province. According to UN, Houthis r responsible for 72% of child soldiers n #Yemen@UNHCR_Arabic@AsharqNews
A photo taken at an orphanage in Sana'a, where the Houthis are now recruiting orphans to fight on their behalf. According to the UN, the Houthis are responsible for 72% of child soldiers in Yemen.
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The Houthis in Yemen have tightened their siege of the city of Taiz, driving up food prices by 50 per cent and causing alarming fuel shortages.
Cholera is also spreading quickly around the country amid a renewed displacement crisis.
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مع استمرار التصعيد والحصار الحوثي على تعز، تتفاقم المأساة الإنسانية وتتواصل موجات النزوح القسري للأسر تحت وطأة الجوع والمرض والبرد.
As the Houthi siege and escalation on Taiz persist, human suffering deepens, forcing families into displacement amid cold, hunger and disease.
Three years into the conflict, children continue to bear the brunt of the suffering in Yemen.
Today, nearly every child in the country needs humanitarian assistance.
“Yemen must not become a forgotten crisis.”
More than 200,000 displaced Yemenis are struggling to survive without safe haven as clashes escalate between the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels and the internationally recognized Yemeni government.
The situation in #Yemen is rapidly deteriorating. IOM is monitoring the situation and responding to urgent humanitarian needs.
Abdusattor Esoev, Country Director at @IOM_Yemen, explains.
Yemeni refugee camps in Djibouti are struggling to cope with the influx of people fleeing the conflict in Yemen. Thousands have crossed the Red Sea in search of safety. As temperatures rise, access to water becomes increasingly difficult.
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Refugee camps in Djibouti are struggling to handle the influx of people fleeing the conflict in Yemen. Thousands have crossed the Red Sea in search of safety. As temperatures soar, access to water is a daily struggle.
Al Jazeera’s Hassan Razak reports.
In #Yemen, more than 216,000 people have been displaced since the start of August.
Humanitarians have reached 143,000 people with emergency assistance, but growing needs, access constraints and limited resources continue to challenge the response.
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Houthi escalation and fighting in Taiz: The latest update on the IDPs situation is + 25,116 displaced families / 169,074 individuals across 10 provinces. @MinistrySAL and @mopic_yemen are working around the clock to unify efforts to support these families despite serious challenges.
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جيبوتي تواجه حالة طوارئ مع استمرار تدفق المهاجرين واللاجئين من وإلى #اليمن.
أكثر من 3700 لاجئ من اليمن وصلوا خلال الأسابيع الثلاثة الماضية بعد رحلة محفوفة بالمخاطر عبر البحر الأحمر، إلى جانب أكثر من 500 مهاجر إثيوبي يحاولون العودة إلى بلادهم.
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24 مليون شخص في اليمن بحاجة للمساعدات الإنسانية، أي نحو 80% من سكان البلاد.
24 million people in Yemen are in need of humanitarian assistance, which is about 80% of the country's population.
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