A new Humanity & Inclusion report looks at how the use of explosive weapons in populated areas is not only killing civilians but systematically destroying healthcare access.
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Open letter urges UK Government to repatriate unlawfully detained British families from Northeast Syria
British Citizens subjected to cruel conditions and abandonment in dire circumstances
Save the Children report exposes Yemen’s deadly legacy: explosive ordnances’ impact on children
Save the Children’s report reveals that the ongoing conflict in Yemen has left a deadly legacy of explosive ordnance, including landmines, resulting in over 11,000 Yemeni children being killed or maimed since the beginning of the war, with an alarming increase in child casualties caused by explosive ordnance between January 2018 and November 2022.