Reports

Hospitals in the Yemen's capital, Sana'a, confirmed, on Sunday, closing hospitals is being considered seriously, due to the lack of fuel. A Private hospital's management told Almasirah TV “we are seriously considering closing. Hospitals are working with fuel that is...

The repercussions of the Saudi-Emirati coalition’s detention of oil derivatives ships reached all vital sectors in Yemen, especially health sector. This comes in light of the UN silence and its complicity with those who wage war and siege on...

The health sector in Yemen has entered a critical state due to the continued blockade and detention of fuel tankers by the Saudi-led coalition.  The fuel crisis as a result of the blockade prompted the leadership of the Ministry of...

After it was a dumping ground for the remnants of fishermen's boats, the colonial powers made it during four decades a model for a unique federal government system in the Middle East. It is characterized by economic competitiveness among...

While Yemenis were waiting for the arrival of gasoline ship “Sea Adore” on January 16, after obtaining an entry permit to Hodeida port, after being inspected by United Nations Protection and Inspection Commission (UNVIM), the official spokesperson of Yemeni...

The National Committee to Stop the Crimes of the Security Council in Yemen has launched a human rights documentation campaign to expose the crimes and violations against the Yemeni civilians, since March 2015, under the slogan “Stop the Security...

Hospitals and oxygen factories in Yemen have warned that production of medical oxygen may stop, revealing that their production has decreased to 45% as a result of the detention of fuel ships by the Saudi-Emirati coalition. The warning came during...

The Sana'a-based Ministry of Public Health and Population confirmed that the number of cancer patients has doubled in Yemen due to the use of prohibited weapons by the Saudi coalition on the country. The Minister of Health, Dr. Taha Al-Mutawakil,...

The Saudi-led coalition’s cluster bombs have left more than 3,841 civilians dead and wounded, including women and children, during the last period in Yemen. The National Program for Mine Action confirmed that the Monitoring and Documentation Department in the program...

Head of the National Center for Mine Action, Brigadier General Ali Safra, warned on Saturday from the stop of the center’s humanitarian work if there was no support for conducting field work in the targeted districts in Hodeida province. Safra...