Yemen
The New York Times: Impact of aid cuts in Yemen
In an opinion piece by Nick Kristof on the conflict in Yemen, CARE's President Michelle Nunn is mentioned on the impact of aid cuts on women and children. Since aid to Yemen has stopped, CARE is no longer able to assist more than 730,000 Yemenis with clean water and other basic services.
Read MoreYemen: Humanitarian Organisations Call for the Release of Personnel Detained for One Month in Yemen
Three International Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are calling again for the immediate and unconditional release of personnel the majority of whom were detained one month ago by authorities in northern Yemen.
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Nine years of conflict: Yemen’s women and girls bear the brunt of uncertainty
Today marks a bitter milestone for the people of Yemen as they pass the ninth year of a long conflict impacting the lives of each and every one across the country. Since the truce – brokered in April 2022 and which expired six months later – Yemen has remained in relative calm in terms of active conflict. However, under this layer of calm lies a concerning state of anguish.
Read MoreNGO Statement on Humanitarian Impacts of Potential U.S. FTO Designation in Yemen
As NGOs responding to the crisis in Yemen, we are deeply concerned over the potential humanitarian consequences of U.S. legislation requiring the designation of Ansar Allah, the de facto authorities for more than 70% of Yemen’s population, as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO).
Read MoreNGOs express grave concern over suspension of food assistance in Yemen
Twenty-two humanitarian organizations in Yemen today are voicing our deep concern regarding the World Food Programme's (WFP) recent announcement of a “pause” of the General Food Assistance (GFA) programme, which will impact 9.5 million people experiencing food insecurity across northern Yemen.
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