NRC: Close to 700,000 Yemeni People Expected to Flee Their Homes ...Yemen

As the world’s worst humanitarian crisis enters its seventh year, another 672,000 people could be displaced by the end of 2021 if current levels of violence continue, according to United Nations predictions, The Norwegian Refugee Council said. “Yemenis have endured six years of empty promises from world leaders, many of whom continue to fan the

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