Sign the SFY Petition

We call on the States in the Security Council of the United Nations to act to:

– Stop all fighting and specially air strikes against Yemen,
– Lift the air, land and naval blockades,
– Supply critically needed humanitarian aid, and
– Bring all parties to the negotiating table.

From the end of March, 2015 until now, Yemen has been under a blockade. The country’s infrastructure (airports, roads, bridges) have been destroyed by two months of continuous bombing by a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia. Yemen is the poorest country in the Middle East and as 90% of the country’s food is imported, the air, land and naval blockade has caused a severe shortage of food, medicine and fuel. Due to the lack of medicine and fuel, hospitals cannot operate properly. The rare food stocks available cannot be distributed around the country due to damage to the main roads and airports. Clean water is no longer available for most of the Yemenis. According to UN and NGO experts, the humanitarian crisis in the country threatens the lives of more than 10 millions children, women and men in Yemen.

Dominique Burgeon, an FAO expert, said that “between 14 and 15 million people are now food insecure or, of a total of 26 million people in Yemen, half of them severely insecure”. He added that “trade and importation should restart.”

Stopping the war and providing assistance to Yemeni citizens is urgently needed in order to avoid an unprecedented humanitarian disaster. The silence of the international community in the face of such a catastrophe must be broken. A large mobilization of international support is needed for the survival of the Yemeni people.

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474 Comments on “Sign the SFY Petition

  1. Just stop this alot of people are dying they are not guilty they are humans deserve to love a better live

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  2. The children the people have done nothing wrong please we must save them they can’t even practice their basic human rights like water, food and shelter

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  3. As a second generation poc I cannot even begin to describe the amount of privilege I have compared to the people of Yemen and I cannot begin to imagine their pain, it wouldn’t be right and ethical as imagining it won’t help them and it certainly won’t come close to their pain. The most I can do is sign petitions but I do believe this world will change even if it takes a signature or two. It’s better to do something then nothing and it’s best to use my privilege to hopefully help the people who don’t have that privilege.

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  4. This needs to stop. Imagine this happening in a much more well known country, would the world allow it to happen then? Unlikely. Just because they aren’t as known as the US or Germany or wherever, it doesn’t mean that they are any less deserving. They deserve much better help.

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  5. This crisis requires attention and outstretched hands from our most powerful nations, offering to them the resources required to de-escalate the situation.

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  6. Citizens are always considered casualties in war and they don’t deserve to be treated like their well being in this feud isn’t important enough to be felt with

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  7. There is no reason an entire country should be suffering the way yemen is at the brink of extinction we need to unify and help this country survive.

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  8. I believe in equal opportunities – especially for young children! The children of Yemen do not deserve to encounter and fight with such hardships from such a young age.

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  9. I do not have money to donate. I do not work neither earn. But i really want something to ne done to stop this. This is all i can do. Unfortunately.

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  10. I hope it ends. I hope its stopped. I hope they are left alone to live a life of normal and prosperity.

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