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Humanitarians detained in Yemen will now reportedly face criminal prosecution. The decision jeopardizes humanitarian efforts and, as a result, millions of lives. Together with the UN & peer INGOs, CARE calls for the immediate and unconditional release of…

CARE International, Oxfam, and Save the Children are calling again for the immediate and unconditional release of personnel, the majority of whom were detained one month ago by authorities in northern Yemen.

From early marriage to food insecurity, Yemeni women and girls have suffered the most after nearly a decade of conflict.

CARE joins 7 UN agencies and dozens of other civil society organizations in raising the alarm on the dire funding gap impacting humanitarian response efforts in Yemen.

International non-governmental organizations (INGOs) working in Yemen are shocked and appalled by the murder of the World Food Programme (WFP) staff member - Moayad Hameidi - who was shot and killed in Al-Turbah, Taiz governorate.

As the Yemen war reaches the 8-year mark, a record number of 141 NGOs signed a joint plea to renew the truce agreement and initiate a long-lasting peace process.

The Yemen High Level Pledging Event concluded today raising less than 30% of what is required to support all the 23 million people in need of assistance.

53 NGOs come together in a joint call to improve efforts at ensuring that all sectors of humanitarian responses to the crisis in Yemen are fully and equitably funded

The 6-month truce brought much-needed improvements to the lives of Yemenis, deeply affected by 7 years of conflict. Now, that glimpse of hope is at risk.