Yemen: At least 500 children dead from early March
More than 500 children have died since the beginning of the conflict in Yemen and 1.7 m. At risk of malnutrition, announced Friday the UNICEF.
Since late March when began air strikes by coalition of Arab forces in Saudi Arabia, designed to help the government deal with Hutu rebels, at least 505 children have died and 702 have been injured, said the spokesman for Unicef Christophe Boulierak.
According to him, 606 children have been recruited by force or used by both warring parties, ie "the number four times than that in 2014".
"Children are killed in bombings, but the battles are on the streets," he added, apefthynontasekklisi to belligerents and those who "exercise an influence to end the violence."
In a country where 80% of the population is under 18, about 10 cm. Children absolutely need apoanthropistiki help, says the Unicef.
Overall, more than 1.4 million. People have been displaced because of the war in Yemen.
Since the start of the conflict, 2,355 people have been killed and 4862 injured, according to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, which asked in early September for an international kaianexartitis research.
But this week, the Western countries did change under the pressure of Saudi Arabia according to some, and withdrew their support for the Netherlands, which wanted to present to the Human Rights Council of the UN a decision which called for an international research taegklimata war in Yemen.
This change in attitude forced the Netherlands to withdraw Wednesday evening the draft decision to be submitted, leaving the field open to one another, which supports the Riyadh and calls on the UN to offer its support to a national commission of inquiry. The text now adopted unanimously by the 47 member states of the Council.
More than 500 children have died since the beginning of the conflict in Yemen and 1.7 m. At risk of malnutrition, announced Friday the UNICEF.
Since late March when began air strikes by coalition of Arab forces in Saudi Arabia, designed to help the government deal with Hutu rebels, at least 505 children have died and 702 have been injured, said the spokesman for Unicef Christophe Boulierak.
According to him, 606 children have been recruited by force or used by both warring parties, ie "the number four times than that in 2014".
"Children are killed in bombings, but the battles are on the streets," he added, apefthynontasekklisi to belligerents and those who "exercise an influence to end the violence."
In a country where 80% of the population is under 18, about 10 cm. Children absolutely need apoanthropistiki help, says the Unicef.
Overall, more than 1.4 million. People have been displaced because of the war in Yemen.
Since the start of the conflict, 2,355 people have been killed and 4862 injured, according to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, which asked in early September for an international kaianexartitis research.
But this week, the Western countries did change under the pressure of Saudi Arabia according to some, and withdrew their support for the Netherlands, which wanted to present to the Human Rights Council of the UN a decision which called for an international research taegklimata war in Yemen.
This change in attitude forced the Netherlands to withdraw Wednesday evening the draft decision to be submitted, leaving the field open to one another, which supports the Riyadh and calls on the UN to offer its support to a national commission of inquiry. The text now adopted unanimously by the 47 member states of the Council.
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