Fleeing the Frontline: Yemeni Families Cross Red Sea to Djibouti as Houthi Conflict Rages
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The International Organization for Migration notes that "for many families" in Yemen "this is not the first time they have been uprooted" The post Yemen: Over 230 thousand displaced due to the conflict appeared first on in.gr.
Geneva, Oct 16 (EFE).- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) said this Friday that there are already more than 233,000 victims of forced displacement in Yemen, after the resumption last June of the large-scale conflict between the Houthis movement and internationally recognized government forces. "We are witnessing all kinds of imaginable protection-related problems given the huge number of families, women, children and vulnerable p…
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UN Concerns Increased Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia Will Displace More Than 250,000 Yemenis
Yemen: general collapse and resumption of fighting
Yemen is once again making the headlines following the offensive by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels, but the humanitarian crisis facing the country remains largely overlooked by the media. More than 200,000 people have been displaced within Yemen since fighting started, while over 3,000 others have crossed the Gulf of Aden to seek refuge in Djibouti. […]
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