International Reports

The number of students enrolling in Gaza schools has significantly declined from the percentage of which enrolled in the previous years. Gaza which has in recent history had much success in education – despite the 11 year ongoing seige –…

During the past 24 hours, the Saudi-led coalition continued its raids on a number of Yemeni provinces. In Saada, bordering Saudi Arabia, two children and a women were killed while another four  women were wounded in an airstrike on a house…

At the end of June, 2017, UNICEF and WHO released a statement declaring that Yemen is “facing the worst cholera outbreak in the world”.1 The statement points out that the outbreak is caused by the civil war that began in 2015, but it does…

Civilization of Development and Freedoms Cholera is a endemic disease in Yemen, located on the tip of the Arabian Peninsula and across the Gulf of Aden from Somalia. But the disease, caused by bacteria in contaminated water, has…

The Norwegian Refugee Council said Wednesday that the closure of Sanaa airport has caused more deaths in Yemen than airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition because many have died from not being able to travel for specialized medical…

More than a million children suffering from acute malnutrition are caught in areas of Yemen hardest hit by a deadly outbreak of cholera, Save the Children is warning. The charity’s new analysis of district level data reveals more than…

Yemen is facing a real humanitarian disaster. The war there has not only destroyed the country’s infrastructure, the cholera epidemic and famine, but has also fueled the rise of sectarian terrorism and makes the Saudi military intervention…

The United Nations says meningitis is spreading in Yemen as well as the cholera epidemic after the health system and water supply networks massively collapsed.  “Over the past two weeks, in addition to the cholera epidemic, we have been…

Y.A “This civilian vessel was almost certainly attacked using a 7.62 mm caliber weapon from an armed utility helicopter,” the investigators, who monitor sanctions in Yemen, wrote in a 185-page report to the U.N. Security Council on…

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A combination of war, cholera and hunger behind 80 percent of Yemeni children is in dire need of aid, the United Nations said on Wednesday. "About 80 percent of Yemen's children need immediate humanitarian…