Intisaf Org blames US-Saudi aggression for Yemen’s rising illiteracy rates ...Yemen

The Intisaf Organization has held the US-Saudi aggression responsible for the deterioration of education in Yemen, highlighting the destruction of literacy centers and the sharp rise in illiteracy rates, especially among women.

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