
It is about time for the world to unite over Yemen, the country seeing the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
Activists, human rights activists, and media professionals around the world launched a wide international campaign on social media demanding ending the siege on Yemen, the country plunged into the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
The greatest catastrophe in Yemen ignored.
Media, leaders remained silent on this shameful war crime.
Children cannot find food to eat because of blockade by the US, Saudi, UK, Emirati coalition.#YemenCantWait #EndTheSiegeOnYemen pic.twitter.com/a5GQwP9dXR— karim alshami (@karimshami1) March 12, 2022
The campaign was launched under the title “End the Siege on Yemen” with the aim of shedding light on the forgotten suffering of the Yemeni people as a result of the blockade imposed by the Saudi-led coalition on the country and mobilizing efforts to end it right now.
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Did you know #Yemen is now worldâs biggest humanitarian crisis. So much suffering. We need your support to stop the US-UK-UAE-Saudi-led coalition war and end the siege#اعŮŘšŮا_اŮŘؾاع_ŘšŮ_اŮŮŮ Ů#EndTheSiegeOnYemen#YemenCantWait pic.twitter.com/w1tCPbL71b
— Ahmed Jahaf اŘŮ ŘŻ ŘŹŘا٠(@A7medJa7af) March 13, 2022
Many activists interacted with the campaign on Twitter under the hashtag #EndTheSiegeOnYemen.
Yemen is living under tragic humanitarian conditions at all levels due to the arbitrary siege imposed on the country by the Saudi-led coalition.
https://twitter.com/GhalebM0nz1i7/status/1503108733353840646?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1503108733353840646%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fenglish.almayadeen.net%2Fnews%2Fpolitics%2Finternational-campaign-to-lift-siege-on-yemen-launched
On his part, Member of the Supreme Political Council in Yemen Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi, tweeted, “In the name of the oppressed Yemeni people, we extend our great thanks to the activists from the Arab brethren and friends in the world who launched a campaign to end the unjust siege on Yemen, and we call on our people to interact with it on various social media platforms under the hashtag #EndTheSiegeOnYemen,” both in Arabic and English.
https://twitter.com/Moh_Alhouthi/status/1503094215085019136?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1503094215085019136%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fenglish.almayadeen.net%2Fnews%2Fpolitics%2Finternational-campaign-to-lift-siege-on-yemen-launched
Moreover, the Minister of Information in the Sanaa government, Daifallah Al-Shami expressed his “thanks, appreciation, and gratitude to the free voices from all over the world who feel the suffering of our Yemeni people who will not forget these sincere stances and will reciprocate loyalty. The campaign of #EndTheSiegeOnYemen. A voice in the world of deadly silence.”
اŮŘ´ŮŘą ŮاŮŘŞŮŘŻŮŘą ŮاŮؚعŮا٠ŮŮŘŁŘľŮات اŮŘع؊ Ů Ů ŘŹŮ ŮŘš ŘŁŮŘاإ اŮؚاŮ٠اŮذŮŮ ŮستشؚعŮ٠٠ؚاŮا؊ شؚبŮا اŮŮŮ ŮŮŘ ŮŮذا اŮشؚب ŮŮ ŮŮس٠Ůذ٠اŮŮ ŮاŮ٠اŮؾادŮŘŠ ŮŘłŮباد٠اŮŮŮاإ باŮŮŮاإ.
ŘŮ ŮŘŠ #اعŮŘšŮا_اŮŘؾاع_ŘšŮ_اŮŮŮ Ů #EndTheSiegeOnYemen
ŘľŮŘŞ Ů٠ؚاŮ٠اŮؾ٠ت اŮŮاتŮŘ ŮاŮتؾاع Ů٠ظŮŮŮ ŮŘŠ شؚب .@EndTheSiegeOnYe— ŘśŮ٠اŮŮ٠اŮشا٠٠(@DhaifAlShami650) March 13, 2022
Earlier today, the United Nations Childrenâs Fund (UNICEF) highlighted that Yemeni children are the âfirst and most to sufferâ from the war on Yemen.
UNICEF reported that at least 10,000 minors were killed or injured and 400,000 were malnourished since the Saudi-led coalition launched its aggression against Yemen in 2015.
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Philippe Duamelle, the UNICEF representative to Yemen, pointed out that âjust over the first two months of this year, 47 children were reportedly killed or maimed in several locations” across the country.
In total, “the UN verified that more than 10,200 children have been killed or injured” since the beginning of the war on Yemen, Duamelle indicated.
He confirmed that “the actual number is likely much higher.â
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