Dozens Dead in Yemen as Bus Carrying Children Hit by Airstrike

Dying Babies and No Doctors: A look Inside a Yemeni Hospital

How Saudi Cash Is Luring Desperate Yemenis onto the Battlefield

The battle for the strategic port of Hodeida is drawing in men who recently fled the city, drawn by hefty payments

Civilians Flee Conditions 'Not Fit for Humans' in Yemen's Besieged Port City

Lull in hostilities prompts residents to escape Hodeidah in their thousands, amid concern that fighting could soon resume

Yemen’s West Coast Battle: When the Defeated Abu Dhabi Asked for Washington’s Help and Was Declined

Losses suffered by the coalition of aggression in its battle for the west coast of Yemen are incessant. After the military defeat of the UAE-led invading forces last month, members of the US Congress became opposed to extending the failed campaign by Abu Dhabi and Riyadh.

US Risks Fallout from UAE\'s Prisoner Abuse Scandal in Yemen

A new report confirming prisoner abuses in southern Yemen is amping up concern in Washington, DC. The report by Amnesty International, which details possible war crimes by a US ally in the region, is fueling debate over the US role in the Yemen war.

The Independent: UK Almost Doubles Arms Sales to Countries on Government’s List of Human Rights Abusers, Figures Reveal

'There is little oversight in the system, and no controls over how these arms will be used once they have left the UK,' say campaigners

UK Human Rights Report an International Embarrassment

This document no longer signals Britain’s virtue, but has become the most eloquent statement of its double standards