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Yemen continues to receive migrants and refugees from the Horn of Africa despite the war, owing to its geographic proximity and the many reasons people leave, including poverty, conflict and persecution. It is also a route to the Gulf countries, particularly Saudi Arabia. More than 134,000 migrants and asylum seekers arrived in the country by sea during the first nine months of 2026, while more than 65,000 refugees and asylum seekers are living there. Since September, around 4,200 people have left Yemen for Djibouti and Somalia. New arrivals face the risk of detention, exploitation and human trafficking, as well as the possibility of being drawn into the conflict. Their hardship is compounded by declining services, underscoring the need for regional and international cooperation that protects them, combats smuggling networks and supports host communities.
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