Yemen

Save the Children International has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Restoring Education and Learning (REAL) and intends to apply part of the proceeds toward payments under the contract for Stationaries items for Remedial Education activities in (Sadah, Ibb, Taiz and Hodaidah)

We are extremely concerned about the reported referral to “criminal prosecution” by the Houthi de facto authorities of a significant number of arbitrarily detained colleagues.

Save the Children International has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Restoring Education and Learning in Yemen

Below is a joint statement from Save the Children, Oxfam and CARE International on our colleagues detained in Yemen for two months now.

INGOs have reiterated their concerns about the detention of about 18 members of UN entities and INGOs

One-third of families surveyed in Yemen have at least one child who has dropped out of school in the past two years

Two children have been killed and three others seriously injured in southern Yemen following a landmine explosion on Monday.

We, the undersigned 26 aid organisations operating in Yemen, express grave concern over the humanitarian impacts of the recent military escalation in

Save the Children joins more than 20 humanitarian organisations in Yemen voicing deep concern regarding the World Food Programme's suspension of food

Save the Children resumed its operations in Yemen today after a 10-day suspension following the death of a staff member in detention that led to calls