Western Yemen schools suffer under Houthi rule

The educational process in the western coastal areas of Al Hudaydah Governorate and the western regions of Taiz is facing a Houthi escalation that threatens children's rights to education. Schools have been damaged due to shelling and physical destruction, and have been used for ideological propaganda by decorating them with sectarian slogans and images of group casualties. This escalation has led to the suspension of classes, displacement of students and teachers, and destruction of educational facilities, all of which pose a threat of depriving thousands of children of their right to a safe and stable learning environment. International organizations, including UNICEF, warn that the continued Houthi escalation has resulted in more than 137,000 children dropping out of school. They call for the rehabilitation of schools and ensuring their independence to protect the future of children.

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