On 21/11/2018, a report by Britain based organization Save the Children stated that around 85,000 children under the age of five may have died of acute malnutrition during the three years of war in Yemen. This number alone is equal to the total number of children under five in Birmingham, the second largest city in Britain.

According to UN sources, Yemen is currently facing the world’s worst famine in 100 years. The scale of the catastrophe has been likened to that faced by Africa in the 1980’s. A BBC recent report has quoted that according to Lisa Grande, the UN's Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, as many as 13 million civilians are at risk of dying from lack of food in the next three months.

On October 3rd, the Women’s Section in the Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir launched an important global campaign entitled, “The Family: Challenges & Islamic Solutions” which will culminate in an international women’s conference at the end of October to be attended by speakers from across the world.

Report of the Committee of Individual Freedoms and Equality is a War on the Provisions of Allah