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[09/03/2019 04:07]

GENEVA-SABA
A Saudi team from KSrelief Center organized Saturday in Geneva a seminar themed" Children and Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen.

The event held on the sideline of the 40th round of UN Human Rights Council.

The function dealt with the humanitarian situation in Yemen, assessment of the International Community's response to the humanitarian crisis and the obstruction to humanitarian efforts and preventing access of humanitarian aids by Houthi group that takes control over up to 60% of humanitarian assistance.