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Urging ‘bold decisions’ to end Yemen conflict, UN envoy says viable peace plan within reach

Jan 27, 2017, at 01:59 pm

New York, Jan 27 (Just Earth News): Amid attacks and counter-attacks in Yemen, those seeking a military solution will only prolong the suffering caused by the war, allow the terrorist threat to grow and deepen the challenges that will face the eventual recovery, the United Nations envoy for the war-riven country said on Thursday.

UN humanitarian official "deeply disturbed" by unrelenting attacks on civilians in Yemen

Sep 14, 2016, at 07:49 am

New York, Sept 14 (Just Earth News): The top United Nations humanitarian official in Yemen has voiced apprehension over a series of deadly air strikes on a water well which killed and wounded dozens of people in the country’s centre.

A political solution is the only solution,’ UN says, as rising violence deepens crisis in Yemen

Aug 13, 2016, at 12:19 pm

New York, Aug 13 (Just Earth News): The United Nations on Friday sounded the alarm over a spike in violence in crisis-torn Yemen, as the world body’s human rights wing reported the number of civilian casualties in the conflict has been “steadily mounting,” with some 815 casualties since April alone.