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Britain slashes cash contribution to war-torn Yemen

Ministers will only commit to providing at least £87million this year – down from £214million last year.  Tory MP Andrew Mitchell, a former international development secretary, said the unimaginable move would condemn hundreds of thousands of children to starvation .  More than six years of war have seen the impoverished nation descend into what the UN describes as the world s largest humanitarian crisis. But a Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday that the UK remained one of the biggest donors of lifesaving aid to the country. Britain is drastically cutting its aid contribution to war-torn Yemen, it was announced yesterday. Pictured: Displaced Yemenis sit near their huts at a camp for Internally Displaced Persons

Yemenis displaced as push to capture city of Marib continues

Yemenis displaced as push to capture city of Marib continues
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From hope to hunger: Yemen s forgotten uprising

From hope to hunger: Yemen s forgotten uprising AFP 1/25/2021 AFP © Ahmad AL-BASHA Displaced Yemenis who fled fighting between Huthi rebels and the Saudi-backed government forces live in basic camps in Yemen s third city of Taez, pictured here on January 18, 2021 Death, destruction and starvation have obliterated the aspirations that propelled a 2011 uprising in Yemen, with the hopes of the country crushed by war and the world s worst humanitarian crisis. © AHMAD GHARABLI Ten years ago, thousands of Yemenis took to the streets of the capital Sanaa in anti-government protests; this February 22, 2011 photograph shows men on a vehicle belonging to government supporters As the Arab Spring gripped the region, thousands of Yemenis took to the streets of the capital Sanaa on January 27 that year, demanding president Ali Abdullah Saleh step down, while loyalists staged their own counter-protests. 

Aid groups urge Biden to remove Yemen rebels from terror list

Twenty-two aid groups working in Yemen urged US President Joe Biden on Sunday to remove the war-torn country's Huthi rebels from a terror blacklist, saying it could put millions of lives at risk. The Trump administration's move against the insurgents had come into effect the day before Biden took office, to resounding criticism from experts, the United Nations and aid groups. "This designation comes at a time when famine is a very real threat to.

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