Yemen

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

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

Jake Johnson, staff writer

The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday announced that the number of cholera cases in Yemen had reached 500,000. "In backing this war with billions of dollars of arms sales and military support, the U.S. and the U.K. are complicit in the suffering of millions of people in Yemen." —Katy Wright, Oxfam The WHO also noted that around 5,000...

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

Julia Conley, staff writer

"The country is on the brink of famine." So why does the United States continue...

Children Among Civilian Dead in Latest US-Backed Saudi Coalition Airstrike in Yemen

Jake Johnson, staff writer

The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) on Wednesday reported that an...

Poll: Most Americans Oblivious, But Not Uncaring, to Overseas Suffering

'Shameful': Senate Votes to Further Arm Saudi Arabia as Yemen Suffers

U.S. Has Only Acknowledged A Fifth of Lethal Drone Strikes, New Study Finds

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

Witnesses Say US Military Killed Fleeing Yemeni Child in Latest Botched Raid

In a "World of Plenty," G7 Must Fight Famine

Civilians Killed by US Largely Ignored as Endless Global War Continues

'Unconscionable' Arms Deal Inked, Trump Delivers Remarks in Saudi Arabia

As Trump Pushes Massive Saudi Weapons Deal, Yemen Faces Cholera, War, and Famine

Dangerous Trifecta of Crises as Yemen Hit With Cholera Outbreak

ACLU Sues Trump Administration to Get Answers on Bungled Yemen Raid

'Every Day Things Are Getting Worse' for Children in Yemen

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U.S. Aid Wrapped In A Body Bag: Suing the Drone Makers

Mohammed Al-Qawli, an educational consultant in Yemen, remains haunted by the day in January 2013 when he spent hours trying to collect the burned body parts of his brother Ali, a schoolteacher, and his cousin Salim, a student, both "accidentally" killed in a U.S. drone strike. Now Al-Qawli and rights group Reprieve are mounting a legal challenge against the U.K government for failing to investigate human rights violations by a British communications giant allegedly facilitating the killings of...