English News and Press Release on Yemen about Food and Nutrition, Health, Epidemic and more; published on 30 Sep 2020 by Save the Children …
Heavy rains trigger collapse at Yemen’s newly restored museum
Heavy rains have triggered the collapse of parts of the newly restored National Museum in Yemen’s third city Taiz, in the latest loss to the country’s cultural heritage after years of war.
Musician Cycles for 4000 Km from East to West Coast of US to Raise Funds for Yemen Crisis
Ruben Lopez, a musician and cyclist from Chicago, started cycling on August 18th and covered over 2,500 mile across the country to raise funds and awareness for Yemen.
UN Says Yemen’s Warring Parties Must Face Justice
A group of Eminent Experts on Yemen accuses Yemen’s warring parties of widespread violations, some amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity. They are calling for an end to impunity and for …
Yemen: More is needed to break the cycle of impunity
We thank the Group of Eminent Experts for their report. After nearly six years of conflict, the war in Yemen has caused the deaths of nearly a quarter-million people, including over 112,000 killed …
Yemen: ‘A lifetime of hardship ahead’
As civil war rages on in Yemen, innocent victims, including children, are having their lives destroyed.
‘Bodies were in pieces’ – evidence of possible war crimes by Houthi rebels in Yemen
Fresh evidence of possible war crimes against civilians by Houthi rebels fighting in Yemen has been uncovered by Sky News.
Secretary-General welcomes Yemen prisoner-release agreement, urges plans to free remaining detainees
English News and Press Release on Yemen about Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and Protection and Human Rights; published on 27 Sep 2020 by UN SG …
6-Year-Old Boys Spend Summer Selling Lemonade to Help Children in Yemen
Most kids spend their summers hanging out with friends, or going to camp. COVID-19 changed most of that. But what it did not touch was the giving spirit of two 6-year-old best friends, Ayaan Moosa and …
“Confucius Prize” awarded to programs from Ghana, Mexico, Yemen
Three educational programs for teenagers, rural residents and refugees won this year’s UNESCO Confucius Prize for Literacy in Qufu, east China’s Shandong Province. The award-winners include: the …