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  1. May 3

    More horror stories from victims of genocidal war that US military is participating in; on March 22 the US Senate voted 55-44 to continue US participation in the war, but this is only the first vote; there will be more until it ends:

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  2. May 4

    ‘You should be kind to them, and act justly toward them’ (7:29) How is this acting justly? Leaving a country in the position to have to choose between feeding themselves or feeding their children?

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    Meet one of the Yemeni mothers starving so their children can live.
  3. May 4

    Human Rights - these things that should be available to all people in this world - are being violated and people are acknowledging it yet nothing is being done about it, why is that?

    Meanwhile UK Govt acknowledges 318 human rights violations against Yemen, but continues to sell Saudi weapons & arms used to advance those horrific violations. Where is the justice & accountability?😐
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  4. May 4

    It takes people willing to risk their lives for others to make a difference in the

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    How truck drivers risk their own lives to move goods after the bombing of most bridges and overpasses in .💔 Our  homes attacked & cluster munitions  were used  , every thing in the country ( bridge tunnel school & hospitals )  Was legal military targets for Saudis. 👇
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  5. May 3

    Dear western friends, your soldiers are no more dying for but for for

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  6. 18 hours ago

    " Is Part Of The Problem, Not The Solution To " The Abdul Malak al-Mekhlafi has stressed that Iran can never be part of the solution to the Yemeni as they are involved in the war itself. He said: “[Iran’s interference (1/11)

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  7. May 4

    Stop Ignoring

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  8. 19 hours ago

    "The UK government has both a moral and legal obligation to ensure British-made weapons aren’t killing and maiming children in ”

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  9. 10 hours ago

    RT : After 3 years of conflict, 22M+ people need humanitarian assistance. UNHCR is helping them build better futures:

  10. 16 hours ago

    Children in are some of the worse effected by the crisis. More than 400,000 children are suffering from acute malnutrition. Together, we will

  11. 20 hours ago

    Yemen Mosaic: English / German Press Reader 410

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  12. May 4

    Conflict-affected villagers of Hajaj in Alsafraa district of governorate continued building rainwater roof-top collecting tanks and latrines for their households using approach.

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  13. May 4

    STATEMENT : We welcome the Court of Appeal’s decision, but the battle isn’t over yet. The UK Government continues to sell weapons to Saudi Arabia despite the risk those same weapons could be used against civilians in the brutal war in

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  14. May 4

    Great news - we've long argued that the Government is breaking the Arms Trade Treaty - a treaty Labour helped achieve. All power to

    Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) wins go-ahead for an appeal against High Court ruling which allows the UK to carry on selling arms to Saudi Arabia
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  15. May 4

    Iran striving to end crisis in Yemen

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  16. May 4

    EU: Political talks with Iran constructive

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  17. May 3
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    The faith of those in Yemen must becoming tested as matters seem to only grow worse, "The command rests with none but God".

  18. May 3

    PHOTOS: Yemen's starving mothers > 📷 / on > , , .

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  19. May 3

    Put this KILLER to Sleep ... the Sooner the Better

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  20. May 3

    One of the most massive humanitarian crises in the world for the past few years but you don’t hear about it 💔

    Nearly 3 million women, children in Yemen are malnourished; 400,000 children are fighting for their lives an investigation finds.
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