Al-Ja’faria - Raymah Governorate 
The Voice of Yemen
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An independent account dedicated to sharing both mainstream and suppressed news about Yemen.
The UN has received over $30 billion in aid for Yemen since the war began in 2015. Yet we’re still here poor and starving, and things keep getting worse.
Let’s be real: the UN has become one of the world’s biggest war profiteers, making money off our suffering. 
They call the two-state solution a path to freedom, but in reality, it’s just a blueprint for a better-designed prison 
🔔: Millions of Yemenis go to bed hungry every day!
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SHOCKING: Today, in Raymah Governorate, a father killed three of his sons and injured his daughter. This is yet another tragic sign of how Yemen’s worsening crisis is tearing families apart, while both sides of the war and the UN remain silent. 
Al-Haymah - Sana’a Governorate 
They just can’t live without war. If they don’t go back to the war in Gaza, they’ll start a new one somewhere else in the world. 
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UNFPA: Millions of women & girls in #Yemen face unbearable loss & isolation. 
Not alive, not dead, that’s what our people have become, and that’s exactly how the war profiteers, including the UN, want them to stay.
This is UNACCEPTABLE.
Yemeni LIVES matter!
The World Food Programme has suspended aid to 17,000 of Taiz’s most vulnerable families. This deliberate move comes at the worst possible moment, forcing people to endure unimaginable suffering. 
The Saudi-Emirati coalition, Ansar Allah "Houthis", the UN, and the international community can’t agree on anything about Yemen, except one thing: letting Yemenis keep suffering. 
Dragon Tree - Socotra Island 
This is what colonialism looks like.
The question is: why is the United Arab Emirates so evil? 
Over a decade of pain and struggle, our people can’t take any more.
They’are frustrated, broken and exhausted.
Enough is Enough 
UNFPA: Over a decade of conflict, displacement & loss in Yemen, women & girls face an invisible crisis: trauma, depression & despair.
Only 46 psychiatrists serve the entire country – One psychiatrist for every 700,000 people. 
After midnight, a frustrated boy waits by the roadside, hoping to sell the few eggs he has left.
He should be asleep like any other child his age, but in Yemen, survival leaves no room for childhood.
If he doesn’t work, he and his family will go hungry. 