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The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) warned of the rapid deterioration in humanitarian and security conditions for more than 65,000 refugees and asylum-seekers in Yemen, whose suffering is being compounded by insecurity, economic collapse, scarce resources and restrictions on aid. In Kharaz camp in Lahj Governorate, home to around 9,500 refugees, nearby shelling disrupted services and restricted movement. Food, health and water assistance continued, while other services—including education and legal assistance—were suspended. Families left the camp in search of safety, while more than 134,000 asylum-seekers and migrants arrived in Yemen by sea during the first nine months of 2026. UNHCR called for de-escalation, easier access for aid and protection for civilians.
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