Yemen Displacement & Health Strain: Renewed fighting along Yemen’s west coast has displaced more than 100,000 people, with families arriving in makeshift shelters lacking food, clean water, and healthcare—pushing an already fragile system further toward collapse. UNICEF Child Impact: UNICEF reports at least nine children killed in Yemen in the last two weeks, with over 104,000 people displaced, including 57,000 children, as hostilities disrupt access to health care and education. UNHCR Cross-Border Exodus: UNHCR says over 2,400 people crossed from Yemen to Djibouti in recent days, mostly women, children, and elderly, while insecurity and damaged infrastructure hamper aid delivery. Humanitarian Response in Djibouti: Qatar Charity announced an initial $1 million emergency package for Yemeni refugees, including shelter, primary healthcare, safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene support, and nutrition for mothers and children. Local Rights & Legal Support: Yemen’s National Human Rights Authority and the Yemeni Academy signed an MoU to set up a legal clinic for children, offering consultations and free legal representation and training for law students. Media Under Pressure: A Yemeni media freedoms group says 117 journalists and media workers were displaced from Mokha and nearby areas amid escalation, with reports of raids and looting and the death of a TV staffer after health deteriorated during displacement.