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Women in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, condemned the kidnapping of Samira Hizam Maresh, a Yemeni woman from al-Jawf province, by the mercenary of aggression, a year and a half ago. They considered in a protest rally, organized by…

In its latest statistic, the Yemen Center for Human Rights confirmed that the US-Saudi aggression killed and injured 137 people, including women, children and African migrants, as a result of raids and bombing on Hodeidah and…

The World Health Organisation published, on Sunday, a report confirmed that 18 million Yemenis live in areas at risk of malaria, while 10.8 million live in high-risk areas. In 2018 and 2019, our efforts continued to strengthen…

Ministry of Health spokesman Dr. Yousef Al-Hadheri said that more than 800 children are permanently disabled due to the raids of the brutal US-Saudi aggression on Yemen. Al-Hadheri added, during the launch of Entesaf…

While the world celebrates World Civil Aviation Day, which falls on the seventh of December of each year, this occasion in Yemen is completely different, and there is no manifestation of commemoration in any way, as it comes and…

During the 1700 days of the US-Saudi led aggression on Yemen more than seven thousand and 500 Yemeni children were killed and injured. On Sunday, the Entesaf Organization for Women and Children Rights issued its first report on…

The governor of Ibb Abdul Wahid Salah said that the sacrifices of the heroes of the army and popular committees have resulted in great victories on various fronts against the forces of the Saudi-led aggression. Governor Salah, during a…

President of the Supreme Political Council in the capital Sana’a, Mahdi al-Mashat, on Friday, congratulated all the Yemenis in general, their tribes, the army and popular committees on the occasion of Independence Day, which…

The extent of pain and catastrophe exceeds the situation caused by the US-Saudi aggression and its accompanying unfair siege on the reality of childhood in Yemen. This reality tells part of the suffering and humanitarian crises…