Under the eyes and ears of the whole world and under the largest microscopes, the war relentlessly continues and with it continues the killing of civilians in Idlib and targeting of innocent children, even in their schools. The attacks also continue on all basic services, including hospitals and schools. The Save the Children organization warned that the number of children killed in Idlib over the past four weeks has exceeded…

New research published earlier this month, and commissioned by the BBC, reports that China is engaging in a, “rapid, large-scale campaign to build boarding schools” to forcibly detain the children of Uyghur Muslims

Despite the magnitude of the humanitarian disaster in Yemen, because of the war and the resulting poverty, famine and cholera and lack of health services, and the loss of an entire generation, the decision-makers in the management of this war have succeeded, even relatively, to fool the people that these are internal conflicts in this region that complicates its crisis, involves its parties and provides a cover for them.

On the 26th April, the United Nations published a report that stated that the death toll in Yemen due to the ongoing conflict is expected to surpass 230,000 by the end of 2019. The study, entitled, “Assessing the Impact of War on Development in Yemen”