News

“Now I know I have a future”: Safe spaces work with health centres to save women’s lives in Yemen

UNFPA’s integrated model of care takes a survivor-centred approach, combining gender-based violence protection, mental health support, and sexual and reproductive health services. © UNFPA Yemen
  • 24 July 2025
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24 July 2025

Resources

Yemen Situation Report– April/June 2025

Resource date: 2025

Author: UNFPA Yemen

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News

“The pain and loss were overwhelming”: As gender-based violence rises in Gaza, case workers tell of harrowing conditions

Women and girls seek support at a UNFPA-supported safe space for women and girls, which offers support and services from a tent set up outside a school building that currently houses displaced people in Gaza city. © UNFPA Palestine/Yasmeen Sous
  • 15 July 2025
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Statement

Joint statement by OCHA, UNDP, UNFPA, UNOPS, UNRWA, WFP and WHO on fuel shortage in Gaza

12 July 2025

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News

As famine looms in Gaza, pregnant women and newborns face life-threatening health risks

Israel’s catastrophic aid blockade on Gaza has gone on for over two months, in which all supplies – including food, medicine, shelter and fuel – have been cut off. ©UNFPA Palestine/Media Clinic
  • 19 May 2025
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News

From natural process to nightmare: How Gaza’s women and girls cope with their periods in a war zone

Women and young girls in a destroyed displacement camp in Gaza. ©UNFPA Palestine/Media Clinic
  • 02 June 2025
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News

Despite steep funding cuts, heroic teacher determined to keep girls in school and out of child marriage in Yemen

Some 1.5 million girls in Yemen are not in school, which blights their future learning and employment opportunities and exposes them to higher risks of child marriage. ©YWU
  • 21 April 2025
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The aid blockade in Gaza must end now

Published on: 23/05/2025

Women and children in Gaza are being starved in full view of the world.

On top of this, they face severe shortages of medicine and life-saving care amid relentless attacks on hospitals.

See why UNFPA—the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency—is calling for the aid blockade to end now.

Pregnant women in the West Bank are struggling to access life-saving care

Published on: 29/04/2025

“I was almost unconscious, vomiting, feverish.”

Nadine was moments away from delivering her baby when she was trapped at a roadblock in the occupied West Bank.

Maternity care is essential to save lives, especially in humanitarian settings.

Hear her story and see how UNFPA—the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency—is working to ensure safe birth.

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