Action Against Hunger Condemns Air Strikes on a Health Center it Supports

On the night of April 1 to 2, US-led air strikes hit a health center supported by Action Against Hunger (ACF) in northwestern Yemen. These attacks are part of a worrying upsurge in hostilities in the poorest country on the Arabian Peninsula.

A Decade of Crisis: Yemen’s Fragile Hope in the Path to Recovery

After ten years of conflict in Yemen, the country remains one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises.

After Nine Years of War, Yemen Becomes Another Forgotten Crisis

As Yemen marks the grim anniversary of nine years of war, every region in the country is dealing with crisis levels of food insecurity.

After 9 Years of Conflict, Yemen is Still One of the World’s Worst Humanitarian Crises

After nine years of conflict in Yemen, 21.6 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance.

Airstrikes in Yemen Limit Humanitarian Access to 17 Million Food Insecure People

Escalating conflict in Yemen may lead to rising hunger levels.

Parents Dream of Peace in Yemen

In Action Against Hunger’s health centers, mothers and fathers long for their children to have food, school, and security.

Living Through Yemen’s War: Nada’s Story

The World Must Not Shift Attention Away from Yemen as Hunger and Malnutrition Rise

More than 70 People, Including Women and Children, Killed Overnight in Yemen

Life in Yemen: A Mother, A Displaced Couple & A Doctor Share their Stories