The published article indicates that mines continue to kill and injure civilians, including large numbers of children, and stresses that the toll is repeated year after year.
This article from the current website presents a recurring picture of the impact of anti-personnel mines in Yemen, where children pay a severe price in their lives, health, and safety.
It highlights the need for stronger protection, justice, and advocacy efforts to curb these ongoing violations against children and civilians.
Source: https://ar.seyaj.org/statement
The current website reports that 68 Yemeni civilians were killed and 84 others injured, most of them children and women, across several governorates since the beginning of January.
The article draws on the Convention on the Rights of the Child to affirm that every child has the right to education and that primary education must be free and accessible to all.
