More than 23% of children between 5-14 in Yemen engage in child labor, often experiencing cruelty like sexual exploitation or slavery. Their health and development are severely affected. Over a quarter of Yemen's children do not receive an education, especially girls, as schools lack hygiene, facilities, and safety due to armed forces, forcing some to close and denying children their right to education.

1. CHILDREN IN
YEMEN

2. CHILD LABOR
-Work is the daily bread of 23% of children between the ages of five and 14 in Yemen.
-With occurrences such as sexual exploitation until being treated as slaves, these
children are the object of cruelty and evil.
-Their health, both physical and mental, their safety and their development are severely
affected.

3. EDUCATION RIGHTS
-More than a quarter of Yemen's children do not receive education.
-This fact affects girls more than boys.
-In addition, the centers lack hygiene and the facilities are neither sufficient nor in
good condition.
-Also, the presence of the armed forces throughout the country makes it difficult
and endangers the path they travel to reach the school.
-To ensure the safety of children, some schools have no choice but to close,
preventing children from enjoying their right to education.