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Escalating Yemen Conflict Disrupts Schooling for over 137,000 Children: UNICEF

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A boy looks on as displaced Yemeni civilians live in temporary shelters in the Bani Omar area of southern Taiz, Yemen, September 10 2026 [FILE]. / َAA

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The resumption of hostilities forced families to flee their homes in the western province of Ta ' iz and areas along the west coast of Yemen, reports the United Nations News Centre that on 11 September, at least 46,000 people were forced to leave their homes because of clashes between the Husites and government forces that resumed last week in south-west Yemen.

More than 137,000 children are reportedly unable to attend school in Yemen as a result of intensifying clashes between Houthis and government forces.

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In Yemen, more than 137,000 children are reportedly unable to attend school due to escalating violence between Houthi rebels and government forces.

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Haberler broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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