Advocacy for Yemen

What is Happening?

The humanitarian crisis in Yemen has produced unprecedented suffering. 4 million Yemenis are displaced, 80 percent of whom are women and children. Over 20 million need urgent humanitarian assistance. Years of fighting and the blockade of major ports have accelerated economic collapse and exacerbated inflation, unemployment, poverty, and the shortage of basic goods and services. Despite ceasefire attempts, millions struggle to put food on the table, and malnutrition is widespread. Meanwhile, aid organizations face tremendous obstacles reaching people in need.

What Must Be Done?

Unimpeded humanitarian access is critical to ensure aid can reach Yemenis in dire need of aid. Refugees International is calling for significant international assistance and support to tackle Yemen’s multifaceted and acute crisis.

Statement

Potential Houthi Militia FTO Designation Could Have ‘Devastating Outcome’ for Yemeni Civilians

Statement

Trump Admin’s Terrorist Designation of Houthis in Yemen ‘Reckless and Destructive’

Statement

A Chance to End the Humanitarian Catastrophe in Yemen

Issue Brief

Less than a Lifeline: Challenges to the COVAX Humanitarian Buffer

Report

Los Efectos Humanitarios de la Pandemia de COVID-19 para las personas venezolanas en Perú. Un año después

Report

The Humanitarian Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Venezuelans in Peru, One Year In

Opinion

Just Security: U.S. Policymakers’ Lessons from Yemen for Gaza

Opinion

Just Security: Six Reasons Why a Terrorist Designation for Yemen’s Houthis is a Bad Idea

Opinion

Axios: Yemen Cease-fire Marks a Breakthrough, but Peace Is Far from Secure

Advocacy Letter

NGOs Warn President Biden of Dire Consequences of a Potential FTO Designation on Ansar Allah

Advocacy Letter

Yemen: 20 NGOs Call for An Amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act

Advocacy Letter

NGO Letter to Secretary Rex Tillerson on Yemen

Testimony

Testimony by Eric Schwartz on the Four Famines

Featured Image: A girl who was displaced due to the ongoing war looks out at an internally displaced camp on the outskirts of Sanaa, in Yemen.