AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHumanitarian Pressure: UN reporting says Yemen’s crisis is deepening fast as landmine contamination expands, worsening the collapse of education, healthcare, and basic services—millions of children are left trapped without safe schooling or recovery space. Education Response: IOM says 4.5 million children are out of school and backs a school rehabilitation push for about 18,000 students and teachers across Aden, Lahj, and Taiz. Health & Aid on the Ground: KSrelief expanded Yemen operations with a cholera response reaching 7,155 people, plus new market and school rehabilitation work. Religious & Political Messaging: A fresh statement from Ansarullah’s leader condemns repeated insults to the Holy Quran and calls for Yemeni demonstrations and vigils in support of sacred sites and Al-Aqsa. Press Freedom Alarm: Hours after a prisoner swap, Houthis abducted a journalist in Hajjah, reigniting concerns over targeting media workers. Culture & Film: Yemen-set drama “The Station,” years in the making, debuts at Cannes, spotlighting women’s daily life amid war.
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