A Day in the Life of a Displaced Yemeni Family

Inside a small, worn tent in Sana’a, Yemen’s capital, Umm Aseel and her husband welcomed me with warm smiles. Their modest shelter—barely enough for a family of five—contained little more than a tattered bed, a broken wardrobe, a few cooking utensils, and a non-functional television. Mohamed Al-Harazi, a frail man in his seventies, sat on … Read more

Candy maker who never tastes his sweets

Every morning in Sana’a, Qaid Mohsen sets out on a journey—15 kilometers on foot, a box of homemade sweets balanced on his shoulder, and the quiet determination of a man who refuses to give up. His story is not only one of survival but of quiet resilience in a city marked by war and hardship. … Read more