So many refugees because of the conflicts in the Middle East that you wonder how the rest of the world will be able to handle this situation to help these people.
Yemeni Refugees Face Hardship and Humiliation
Posted 3 May 2015 19:13 GMT
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Photographs posted on Facebook by Fahd Aqlan of his trip from Yemen to Egypt via Djibouti
Now in its second month since the Saudi-led war coalition of Arab states launched a military campaign against Yemen, Yemenis are still facing the horrors of war in the country, while others are facing hardship and humiliation seeking refuge abroad. These are some of the stories that have been shared on social media that would not be heard otherwise.
Thousands of Yemenis are stranded abroad, unable to return home, since Saudi-led coalition forces started bombing the country on March 26. Another 300,000 are internally displaced in Yemen, with little to no help. Yemenis who were out of the country for medical treatment and other reasons when war broke out in their country, were prevented from returning to their homeland for a whole month, by order of the war coalition on Yemen. The imposed embargo on Yemeni air, land and sea, caused Yemenis to be stranded overseas. With new visa requirements imposed on them by countries that previously welcomed them, and no resources to support them.
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Yemeni Refugees Face Hardship and Humiliation Global Voices?
Yemeni Refugees Face Hardship and Humiliation
Posted 3 May 2015 19:13 GMT
Categories
Photographs posted on Facebook by Fahd Aqlan of his trip from Yemen to Egypt via Djibouti
Now in its second month since the Saudi-led war coalition of Arab states launched a military campaign against Yemen, Yemenis are still facing the horrors of war in the country, while others are facing hardship and humiliation seeking refuge abroad. These are some of the stories that have been shared on social media that would not be heard otherwise.
Thousands of Yemenis are stranded abroad, unable to return home, since Saudi-led coalition forces started bombing the country on March 26. Another 300,000 are internally displaced in Yemen, with little to no help. Yemenis who were out of the country for medical treatment and other reasons when war broke out in their country, were prevented from returning to their homeland for a whole month, by order of the war coalition on Yemen. The imposed embargo on Yemeni air, land and sea, caused Yemenis to be stranded overseas. With new visa requirements imposed on them by countries that previously welcomed them, and no resources to support them.
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Yemeni Refugees Face Hardship and Humiliation Global Voices?
