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The mechanisms and institutions for the protection and care of children in Yemen have collapsed since the Ansar Allah group (the Houthis) seized control of the capital, Sana’a, on September 21, 2014. This was followed by the escalation of the armed conflict as the group expanded its control over most of the country’s most denselyContinue reading “Yemen: A war on childhood”
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Basic and secondary education are among the civilian sectors most affected by the war in Yemen. Since 2014, the war has spread to almost all Yemeni governorates. Education has suffered widespread destruction, encompassing all components of the educational process (personnel, curricula, and infrastructure). This has resulted in more than four million children being deprived ofContinue reading “Yemen… an all-out war on education”
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In a meeting with journalists and writers, the head of the Siyaj Organization affirms: Child recruitment is a widespread problem and a war crime practiced on a large scale in Yemen. The Siyaj Organization for Child Protection held a media meeting with writers and journalists from various media outlets as part of its “Siyaj CampaignContinue reading “The head of the Siyaj organization confirms: Child recruitment is a widespread problem and a war crime practiced on a large scale in Yemen.”
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A field report prepared by the Seyaj Organization for Child Protection (a non-governmental organization) in cooperation with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) revealed the impact of war and armed conflict on children in Saada Governorate and Harf Sufyan District in Amran Governorate. The report, which was reflected in the UN Secretary-General’s report, stated thatContinue reading “First field report on the impact of the war in Yemen on children: Nearly 50% of the fighters in northern Yemen are children.”
