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

Humanitarian agencies call for immediate and independent investigation following death of Save the Children staff member in detention

NEARLY TWO-THIRDS OF SAVE THE CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMES REMAIN SUSPENDED IN YEMEN FOLLOWING STAFF DEATH IN DETENTION

Save the Children said on Thursday it is devastated to confirm the death of a staff member who died in detention in Yemen and is calling an immediate

umanitarian aid in Yemen has been cut by 62% over five years, endangering the lives and futures of the country's most vulnerable people, especially ch

Jihad is from Taiz in Yemen, is a landmine survivor turned Psychosocial specialist volunteer for Save the Children in Yemen.

One child was killed or injured on average every two days in Yemen last year by landmines or other explosive devices, the highest rate in five years,

YEMEN'S MOST VULNERABLE LEFT BEHIND AS LESS THAN A THIRD OF $4.3 BLN RAISED TO AVERT HUMANITARIAN CATASTROPHE  

A release on lack of funds in Yemen and the 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan.

The number of children needing humanitarian assistance rose more than 20% this year to 149 million, with Afghanistan then the DRC most severely impacted.

Escalation of the conflict in Ukraine expected to push number of children caught up in deadliest conflicts to unprecedented highs

Children in Yemen are demanding warring parties recommit to preventing attacks and violence against civilians this World Children’s Day, as the conflict escalates with an average of one child killed or injured every day this year, Save the Children said.

YEMEN: BOY KILLED IN SHELLING IN TAIZ AS CHILD DEATHS RISE POST TRUCE

Disappointment and concerns for a renewal of violence as Yemen's truce fails to be extended

Time running out for millions of people threatened by environmental 'ticking time bomb' off Yemen's coast

YEMEN: HOPES THE RENEWED TRUCE PAVES THE PATH FOR PERMANENT PEACE

YEMEN: LAST WEEK OF TRUCE SEES THE HIGHEST WEEKLY NUMBER OF CHILD CASUALTIES IN 2 YEARS

YEMEN: ONE CHILD KILLED AND ELEVEN INJURED IN SHELLING ON A PLAYSPACE IN TAIZ

Yemen: Explosive remnants of war the biggest killer of children since truce began

YEMEN: CHILDREN DEMAND PEACE AND RENEWAL OF TRUCE AS FIRST STEPS TOWARDS ENDING WAR

Yemen: Hopes that truce will give children much-needed respite from violence

Yemen: Seven years into conflict, 60% of children know someone who has been injured

Pledging Conference: World Leaders Fail Yemen’s Children for the Sixth Year

Yemen: Fuel crisis pushes sickest children to the brink

Yemen: January deadliest month since 2018 with one civilian killed or injured every hour

Yemen: at least three children among more than 60 killed as airstrikes down internet across the country

Yemen: More than 700 people killed or injured this year in Yemen regions covered by peace deal

YEMEN: Students among 29 people killed or injured as casualties surge in Marib

Yemen: shelling and airport attack lead to another unbearable day for children

Yemen: 60% of children whose school came under attack have not returned to education

Impunity given green light in Yemen as accountability mechanism rejected

Price hikes and currency freefall push Yemen’s children further into hunger – SAVE THE CHILDREN

YEMEN: Nine out of ten displaced children struggle to have food, water, schooling

Save the Children: ‘Saudi-led coalition gets a free pass to destroy children’s lives in Yemen yet again’

Almost 35 million children are on the run, they need the world's full support

Yemen: Tens of thousands of children denied access to education after a single month of attacks on schools

A day in the life: Mariam, Child Protection Manager, Yemen

Yemen: Six years of war, six stories of children

"A Better Yemen": Why Mubarak* Volunteers for Save the Children

YEMEN: A quarter of all civilian casualties are children

Children ‘pay the highest price’ in Yemen war, says Save the Children as seven injured while leaving school