Yemen is one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. It is a result of the bitter civil war, starvation, and a failing economy. Over 18 million people are in need of assistance, that's more than 55% of the population. Together with our partner BCHR (Benevolence Coalition for Humanitarian Relief), we are supporting vulnerable communities. Read more about the crisis in Yemen, how it affects people, and get some crucial facts and figures.
The Yemeni conflict is a complex civil war with roots in internal political struggles and regional power dynamics, escalating in 2014. It primarily involves the internationally recognized Yemeni government, backed by a Saudi-led coalition, against the Houthi rebels, who are supported by Iran. The conflict has resulted in a devastating humanitarian crisis, with widespread hunger, disease, and attacks on civilians.
The war in Yemen is a complex, multifaceted conflict with roots in political instability, sectarian tensions, and regional power struggles. It began in 2014 with the Houthi takeover of the capital, Sanaa, and escalated into a civil war with regional and international involvement
Yemen continues to face a severe humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing conflict, with millions requiring life-saving assistance. Humanitarian aid efforts are significantly underfunded, and access to aid is hampered by conflict and restrictions. Long-term solutions, including economic recovery and sustainable development, are crucial to address the root causes of the crisis and reduce reliance on aid. Humanitarian Needs: Widespread Hunger and Malnutrition:
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