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Five NGOs, all operating in Yemen, are calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities across Yemen, including in Sana’a.
The NGOs ask parties to the conflict to allow full and unfettered humanitarian access to people in need and to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian goods.
The capital of Yemen, Sana’a, has been under violent clashes and airstrikes for five days, leaving thousands of people in fear, trapped in their homes and without any possibility to access humanitarian assistance. Dozens of deaths and injuries have been reported. Humanitarian staff and personnel are locked down, with no possibility to provide lifesaving care and essential support. Every hour, the situation is deteriorating. Civilians are primarily bearing the cost of the conflict.
We call on all parties to the conflict to immediately:
ACTION AGAINST HUNGER PRESS CONTACTS
Elizabeth Wright: ewright@actionagainsthunger.org; +1 917-803-1139
Mathieu Fortoul: mfortoul@actioncontrelafaim.org; + 33 1 70 84 72 29
ADDITIONAL PRESS CONTACTS
ACTED: Adrien TOMARCHIO; adrien.tomarchio@acted.org; +33 6 85 91 28 62
CARE France: Laury-Anne BELLESSA; bellessa@carefrance.org; +33 7 86 00 42 75
Doctors of the World: Tamera Gugelmeyer; Tamera@doctorsoftheworld.org; +1 972-922-1033
Handicap International: Mica Bevington; mbevington@handicap_international.us; +1 202-290-9264