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Cholera

'Dark Moment of Shame': With Explicit US Backing, Saudi Attack on Yemen's Humanitarian Lifeline Begins

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In Wake of 'Shameful' Vote by US Senate, New Cholera Warning for Yemen

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Yemeni child treated

"Let's not fool ourselves. Cholera is going to come back," says UNICEF's Middle East director

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While US Backs Carnage, Norway Cites Crisis in Yemen and Halts Weapons Sales

Julia Conley, staff writer

While U.S. fuels war, Norway takes action to end its complicity in Saudi-led...

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As 68 Die in One Day of Airstrikes, UN Denounces US-Backed War in Yemen

Julia Conley, staff writer

"As the conflict in which civilians have borne the brunt marks 1,000 days, I...

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'Hideous Milestone' in Yemen, says Red Cross, as U.S.-Backed War Results in One Million Cholera Cases

US, European Nations Slammed for 'Complicity' as Humanitarian Groups Demand Aid for Yemen

Saudi Bombing Kills Dozens, and US Complicit, as 'Man-Made Crisis' in Yemen Worsens

"Thousands of people are sick, but there are not enough hospitals, not enough medicines, not enough clean water."

As Yemen Cholera Cases Reach 500,000, US and UK Condemned for Complicity

U.S. Backs War as UN Agencies Make Urgent Plea To End 'World's Largest Humanitarian Crisis'

Cholera Cases in Yemen May Reach 130,000 in Two Weeks, UNICEF Warns

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The World Health Organization

Cholera count reaches 500,000 in Yemen

The World Health Organization

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director, Anthony Lake, WFP Executive Director, David Beasley and WHO Director-General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, following their joint visit to Yemen

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Robert C. Koehler

Yemen’s Crisis Belongs to All of Us

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