While much of the world’s discussion about Yemen focuses on politics, this report draws attention to a more dangerous and less visible issue: the humanitarian conditions facing children.
Citing international reports, including UNICEF figures, it warns of a 40 percent drop in routine childhood vaccination, raising fears of polio and measles outbreaks, alongside the broader collapse of the public health system. It also highlights food insecurity and chronic malnutrition, noting that Yemen ranks among the worst countries globally for child malnutrition.
The report presents the situation of Yemeni children as part of a deepening humanitarian catastrophe that demands far greater international attention and response.
