Yemeni children face school dropout due to living costs

The new academic year in Yemen faces a severe educational crisis caused by war, poverty, and displacement. Approximately 32% of children are out of school, with a quarter of them having dropped out and needing support to return. More than 2,375 schools have been damaged, destroyed, or repurposed for military use, hindering access to education and threatening the future of generations. The problem is compounded by rising education costs, salary delays, high living expenses, and a decline in humanitarian funding, all of which increase the risk of children becoming a "lost generation" due to deteriorating economic and social conditions.

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