The six-year military conflict in Yemen has caused immense suffering for its people. Thousands of civilians have been killed and the collapsing economy means many cannot afford basic supplies, putting them at risk of starvation, violence, and early marriage. Reports also show a rise in cases of molestation and early marriage of women, with Yemen ranking poorly in gender equality. The ongoing conflict has also led to school and hospital closures, leaving children vulnerable. Heavy rains and flooding in 2020 further destroyed infrastructure and spread disease. Unless addressed, the major health issues plaguing Yemen, including diseases, will persist into 2022 and continue to impact lives across the country. The humanitarian and human rights situation in Yemen will not improve without political resolution to