Repeatedly pausing and resuming violence in Yemen between the Saudis and Houthis has resulted in a “cycle of displacement.” By the end of September, more than 130,000 people had been displaced since missile and drone attacks between the two sides resumed earlier in the month. Many people have fled to refugee camps, but blockaded roads and lack of access to transportation in certain regions have made travel difficult. Since the beginning of Yemen’s Civil War, food and education access as well as quality of life have drastically declined. Among the consequences of the conflict, it is Yemeni children who suffer disproportionately.

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