well the war in yemen is now into its fourth year on wednesday the norwegian refugee council released a report saying that in the two years since it closed fifty six bombs were dropped on from a international airport that is one bomb every two weeks ten thousand yemenis have been killed during the war the u.n. says two thirds of the saudi led strikes what the fighters are also accused of causing mass casualties getting accurate information is hard but save the children estimates that one hundred thirty children die every day from extreme hunger and disease just last week the u.n. warned of a new cholera epidemic yemen is now viewed as the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people in need of food assistance rosalyn jordan has more from the united nations. a general realm of condemnation of thursday's airstrike in which dozens of children in northern yemen were killed while on a school field trip the un's high commissioner for human rights say the crowd hussein told al-jazeera that he felt the news quite disturbing the specific and. richard the time and

take a moment now to remind you just how bad the situation is in yemen on wednesday the norwegian refugee council released a report saying that in the two years since it was close fifty six bombs were dropped on sunday an international airport has one bomb every two weeks ten thousand yemenis have been killed during the three year war the u.n. says two thirds of those are due to saudi led strikes the fighters are also accused of causing mass casualties and getting accurate information is hard but save the children estimates one hundred thirty children die every day from extreme hunger and disease just last week the u.n. warned of a new cholera epidemic yemen is in our view does the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people in need of food assistance fund joined now by a serious senior political analyst known meszaros thanks sir for coming in so. does seem extraordinary that we can have a situation where so many children are killed on a bus at this in this episode we hardly any international outcry about it or arabs for that matter which is even sadder and more tra

for the war and yemen is now into its fourth year on wednesday the norwegian refugee council released a report saying that in the two years since it was closed fifty six bombs were dropped on the international airport that's one bomb every two weeks ten thousand yemenis have been killed during the war the u.n. says two thirds of those they led strikes with the fighters are also accused of causing mass casualties getting accurate information is hard but save the children estimates one hundred thirty children die every day from extreme hunger and disease just last week the u.n. want of a new cholera epidemic and it's now viewed as the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people in need of food as us. since there was none jordan has more from the united nations. a general realm of condemnation of thursday's airstrike in which dozens of children in northern yemen were killed while on a school field trip the un's high commissioner for human rights say the crowd hussein told al jazeera that he felt the news quite disturbing the specific and. richard referred t

for the war in yemen is now in its fourth year the norwegian refugee council reports fifty six palms have been dropped on the international airport within the past two years that's one bomb every two weeks the last death toll reported was ten thousand japanese have been killed in the fighting the u.n. says two thirds of those that you just saudi airstrikes hoofy faces are also accused of causing mass casualty is the current death toll is likely to be much higher. getting accurate information is hard but save the children estimates one hundred thirty children die every day from extreme hunger and disease just last week the u.n. warned of a new cholera epidemic yemen is now viewed as the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people in need of food assistance rosalyn jordan has more from the united nations just a general realm of condemnation of thursday's airstrike in which dozens of children in northern yemen were killed while on a school field trip the un's high commissioner for human rights say the crowd hussein told al jazeera that he felt the news qui

the head of the norwegian refugee council said that the drc was one of the worst crises on earth andseems to care about it. is he right? why do you think it does not count. is because they are african? that could be a part of it. and also the fact that it is a crisis that has gone on for a long time. the first un presence in the congo dates back to 1960 and we have been there almost continuously until now. there is a bit of fatigue and a real leadership crisis in the congo. i said that you are arguably the best known african today and you were the first black african to become head of the united nations. when you were at the un for a career that went for over six decades, you were head of un peacekeeping operations. but i put it to you that in your time, the un charter‘s aim was not met, particularly pertaining to rwanda. we saw the genocide happening there, when you were head of un peacekeeping operations. the charter‘s aim is to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war. it failed the people of rwanda, didn't it? you could argue that we failed the people of uganda, sorry,

the head of the norwegian refugee council said that the drc was one of the worst crises on earth andseems to care about it. is he right? why do you think it does not count. is because they are african? that could be a part of it. and also the fact that it is a crisis that has gone on for a long time. the first un presence in the congo dates back to 1960 and we have been there almost continuously until now. there is a bit of fatigue and a real leadership crisis in the congo. i said that you are arguably the best known african today and you were the first black african to become head of the united nations. when you were at the un for a career that went for over six decades, you were head of un peacekeeping operations. but i put it to you that in your time, the un charter‘s aim was not met, particularly pertaining to rwanda. we saw the genocide happening there, when you were head of un peacekeeping operations. the charter‘s aim is to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war. it failed the people of rwanda, didn't it? you could argue that we failed the people of uganda, sorry,

moment to look at just how dire the situation in yemen is at the moment on wednesday the norwegian refugee council released a report saying that in the two years since it was closed fifty six bombs were dropped on sunday international airport that's one bomb every two weeks ten thousand yemenis have been killed during the three year war the u.n. says two thirds of those on juta saudi led strikes who's the fighters are also accused of causing mass casualties getting accurate information is hard save the children estimates one hundred thirty children die every day from extreme hunger and disease just last week the u.n. warned of a new cholera epidemic yemen is now viewed as the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people in need of food assistance well i'm joined now by al jazeera seen at blizz con is marwan bashara and so marwan amid this terrible destruction and loss of life is that any way that the international outcry can be channeled into some sort of path of peace in yemen for the time being it's been all rhetoric and very little action. and clearly a lot of the

the norwegian refugee council thank you very much for being with us so let's start with the restrictions that are. put in place other countries are also making it more difficult for venezuelans to cross in their country what are your biggest worries with these restrictions well sure. will not stop people from crossing borders actually people would cross but with a highly raised for example such because human truck takes the trash they camped. out for sexual violence based on gender especially for women and children and also exploitation of her brother race and so on so this i understand worries you very much there's going to be an increase in illegal immigration this will not stop this exodus do you think this humanitarian corridor don't these buses that by the refusing to move the people will do any good well i think that these mishra will to really bottlenecks in the next borger and this situation could be worse done than another so what we're seeing is that the problem just moves from one place to another from from from one country to another do you think that one of the issues here i

the norwegian refugee council and the world health organization allan for. civilians again the think tim's after saudi led coalition air strike in yemen. really impact the fighters say at least thirty one people including women and children have died in an attack on their vehicles in the western province of although some sources say the number of dead is lower. dead children and women are disgusting crime. victims were trying to escape a camp which the coalition says was being used to launch missiles. hit us while we were on the road. this little boy survived but it's just two weeks since another thirty coalition air strike hit a school bus that killed forty children and eleven adults in what syria arabia declared to be an appropriate military action it was promised to investigate. as morphemes prepare to weep over their children's graves the charity save the children estimates an average of one hundred forty children have been killed every day since the beginning of the surreal a coalition strikes against these if the united nations will not conduct their o

take a moment to remind you of how just how dire the situation is in yemen on wednesday the norwegian refugee council released a report saying that in the two years since it was closed fifty six bombs were dropped on sunday international airport that's one bomb every two weeks ten thousand yemenis have been killed during the three year war the u.n. says two thirds of those are due to saudi led strikes hooty fighters are also accused of causing mass casualties getting accurate information is hard but save the children estimates one hundred thirty children die every day from extreme hunger and disease and just last week the u.n. as we were hearing warned of a new cholera epidemic yemen is now viewed as the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people in need of food assistance whereas when jordan is at the u.n. force and joins us live so far we've had a lot of condemnation from aid groups about the strikes but not a lot of condemnation from the international community. well there's been a little bit of condemnation from people here at the united nations as you might expect

take a moment to remind you that just how dire the situation is in yemen on wednesday the norwegian refugee council released a report saying that in the two years since it was closed fifty six bombs were dropped on sunday our international airport has one bomb every two weeks ten thousand yemenis have been killed during the three year war the u.n. says two thirds of those are due to saudi led strikes if the fighters are also accused of causing mass casualties getting accurate information is hard but save the children estimates one hundred thirty children die every day from extreme hunger and disease and just last week the un as you heard warned of a new cholera epidemic yemen is now viewed as the world's worst humanitarian crisis with more than twenty two million people in need of food assistance i'm joined now by a there is a senior political analyst. when those some of the kind of terrible statistics associated this but when you see those children killed in a bus and then the ones who are injured it is pretty staggering isn't it this is this kind of thing is crystal going on absolutely the traged