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One week after attacks on Hodeidah, dozens more killed in airstrike near Saudi border in Yemen
Exactly a week after dozens were killed in suspected mortar attacks in Yemen’s Hodeidah city, at least 20 people have died after airstrikes hit a bus in the north of the country. Many of the dead were children travelling in a bus in Sa’ada, Dahian district, near the border with Saudi Arabia. “This latest airstrike, only
Read MoreAirstrikes in Hodeidah Mark Fresh Violence in Vulnerable Yemen Port City
Almost two months after an offensive on the Yemen port city of Hodeidah began, last night airstrikes hit a fish market and the entrance to a hospital, injuring up to 70 people and killing at least 20, including medical staff. “We are very concerned about any further escalations.
Read MoreCARE Applauds Global Labor Agreement Aimed at Ending Violence and Harassment at Work
GENEVA (June 8, 2018) — The poverty-fighting organization CARE welcomes this week’s critical decision from the International Labour Organization (ILO) to establish the first-ever global treaty to end workplace violence and harassment. Emerging from the ILO Conference on “ending violence and harassment in the world of work,” the agreement was made in Geneva among ILO’s 187
Read MoreCARE Calls for Protection of Civilians in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Stepped Up Humanitarian Assistance
(WASHINGTON) — CARE is deeply concerned about violent clashes in Gaza between Palestinian demonstrators and Israeli security forces that have left more than fifty Palestinians dead, and over two thousand wounded. The violence is taking place against the backdrop of the relocation of the US Embassy to Jerusalem and the 70th anniversary of the 1948 war
Read MoreNPR’s Morning Edition: Yemen’s Civil War Places Heavy Burden On Ordinary Citizens
NPR’s Morning Edition featured an interview with Bushra Aldukhainah, a CARE Yemen regional manager, about conditions in Yemen in the midst of a years-long civil war. Bushra explained the challenges of trying to live in the war-torn country, hoping to realize her dreams while not knowing what the future holds for her family.When asked about
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Humanitarian Organizations in Yemen Aggrieved and Outraged by Attacks on Civilians
April 25, 2018 — Following more indefensible attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure this week, international nongovernmental organizations in Yemen strongly condemn an upsurge in violence across the country that is having a gross and disproportionate impact on civilian safety, infrastructure and humanitarian space.
Read MoreCARE Applauds Introduction of Bipartisan Food Aid Reform Legislation
WASHINGTON (March 27, 2018) – CARE applauds the introduction of the Food for Peace Modernization Act (FPMA), a bipartisan bill that will provide food assistance for up to 9 million more people each year at no extra cost. This bill was introduced in the House by Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Ed Royce (R-CA),
Read MoreCARE warns: Three years on from escalation of conflict, Yemeni people left sick, starving, and plunged into the darkness
AMMAN, Jordan (March 21, 2018) – After three years of brutal conflict, Yemeni people have been left sick, starving, and in the dark, warns international aid organization CARE. An analysis of satellite images by Prof. Xi Li and Prof. Deren Li of China’s Wuhan University shows that Yemen’s cities have lost more than half of
Read MoreMore than 3 Million Women and Girls in Yemen Suffer Most in the Ongoing Conflict, warns CARE
SANA’A, Yemen (March 9, 2018) — More than 3.25 million women of reproductive age in Yemen face increased health and protection risks, warns international humanitarian organization CARE. Conditions for women and girls are deteriorating rapidly as the conflict in Yemen nears its fourth year.An estimated 1.1 million pregnant and lactating women are malnourished as lack
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of Syrians risk being pushed to return in 2018 despite ongoing violence, warn aid agencies
Hundreds of thousands of refugees are at risk of being pushed to return to Syria in 2018, despite ongoing violence, bombing and shelling that are endangering the lives of civilians, leading humanitarian agencies warn in a report released today.
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