and ththrough the data, they hae bebeen severely disrupted. as 2014. the troops loyal to the internationally backed resident against one another. the families may kneel now. the family ngo can save the children. they are accelerating the humanitarian crisis. >> and the most severe acute malnutrition, not average or at natural levels. severe. to thehe bone. this i is a dangerous s indicatr for the district. >> the united nations has warned any fighting can block through foodibution -- distribution. 10,000 have died in the conflict. >> let's bring you more on this story. the gym and country director of save the children joins us on the line from the yemeni capital. thank you for your time today. andeard in that report, save the children have said yemeni children are facing a triple threat. not just bombs, but hunger and disease. >> yes. it is a total of the thrhree ana half year war. and especially being hurt, the children. it is a repoport that youu have that r right now, 4.2 million children. it is the disruption to the supplies of food. and for the co

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thousands s of children frfrom r parentnts at the bordeder come n know many ofof those famililiese bebeeneunifieded in thee u.s.n about 360 cases, the kids remain detained in n the united s stats while the parent h has been deported back to h homome untry.y. we went to guatemala to try to see what we could find these papants and talk to t tm about what their experience has been. >> whethese kids are sepateted, the go into a system ofof s shelters or detention centers. the conditionons vary w widely. that i iorts l lk, we know there have been serious allegations of abusee and mistreatment, cling sexual assault, physical abuse, and inappropririate use of psychotropic drugs. >> every d day that goeses by fr ese e familieses is s another df harm. the e first and momost important thing is t these filieies be reunified immediaialy. it m more t than that, ththere a realal need for a accountabilitr the family separation policy. the people who devise and implement these policies need to answer for them. amy: that is claire along of human rights watch together with justice emotion up about these vi