Baset Naji (pseudonym) is a 27-year-old man from Taiz governorate who suffers from epilepsy. Along with his sister and mother, he was displaced from Taiz to Dhale’ governorate in search of peace and safety,..

Scattered throughout the area are Athal and Sidr trees, and in the afternoon, children can be seen grazing sheep..

After decades of struggle by Yemeni women to achieve their rights, it is a shame that the war has brought them back to zero. As the world sees March 8 as an occasion to promote the role of women in public life, we have a bleak picture of the future of women and girls in Yemen.

Baseem (a pseudonym), a 9-year-old child who lived in a family that poverty has reduced to starvation, witnessed the deteriorating condition of his father, who suffered a heart attack 15 months ago due to the dire situation, and anguish over his lost house in Haradh, which Ansar Allah (Houthi) group turned into Military barracks, after his displacement.

This material damage of a civilian facility adds to the isolation of Yemeni civilians who no longer can be more isolated..

I had never imagined that I would live in away from my city, my street, my neighborhood, my friends, and my home in Al-Mudhaffar District, Taiz city, where I spent my childhood and youth..

Abyan Governorate witnesses extremely horrible humanitarian conditions especially with the spread of weapons and armed men as well as extremist armed groups accompanied by the absence of the role of the local authority and the insecurity phenomena..

Many Yemenis are only a few steps away from potential death on the roadways since the armed conflict first broke out about seven years ago, killing many people, including children, especially in frontline rural areas. The country's ongoing war has caused significant economic loss to its population in addition to casualties.