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‘We must not turn our backs’ on migrants stranded in Yemen

‘We must not turn our backs’ on migrants stranded in Yemen

Jun 01, 2022, at 07:59 pm

New York: With some 27,800 migrants having crossed from the Horn of Africa into war-torn Yemen this year, the UN migration agency, IOM, expressed concern on Tuesday over the safety and well-being of those on the move.