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according to The Guardian. The paper reports that Mr Alhabib travelled on the small boat with 15 other people from Yemen, Syria and Iran.One Yemeni asylum seeker who travelled with Mr Alhabib told the Guardian they had been charged €2,000 or €3,000 to be smuggled across the water.They described the journey as ‘terrifying’.

The decision to slash the aid budget to war-torn Yemen would see thousands die and damage the UK's global influence, a top UN official has reportedly warned.

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The virtual map on the website of the International Medical Corps shows where the emergency relief agency has provided aid since its founding in 1984: Zimbabwe, Yemen, Syria and Venezuela — to name but a few. Now, IMC, which counts J.J.

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the Mirror reports."He was almost gone when he arrived but thank God we were able to do what was necessary and he started improving," Rageh Mohammed, supervising doctor of hospital's malnutrition ward, said."He is suffering from CP (cerebral palsy) and severe malnutrition."Unable to afford Faid's medication or treatment, his family relies on donations to get him treated.Dr Mohammed says malnutrition cases are on the rise and impoverished parents are forced to rely on the kindness of strangers or international aid to get their children treated.Famine has never been officially declared in Yemen, where a six-year war has left 80% of the population reliant on aid in what the U.N. says is the world's largest humanitarian crisis.U.N.

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© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine is arguably known as much as a humanitarian and activist as she is a Hollywood A-lister.The actress' philanthropy is well-known, even going so far as to make films which highlight global social issues that she's come across in her work as a UN special envoy.The Maddox Jolie-Pitt Foundation supports rural communities in Cambodia, while she's a co-chair of the Education Partnership for Children of Conflict.And she's been donating like crazy this year.

Christopher Vourlias Wild Bunch TV is set to launch three new series, “Crisis Unit,” “Fragile” and “We Are Now,” at MIPCOM and the Mercato Internazionale Audiovisivo (MIA) in Rome.Created and directed by Jacob Berger, “Crisis Unit” is a political thriller set in the murky underworld of the humanitarian industry in Yemen. Starring Isabelle Caillat and André Dussollier, it explores the complexity of humanitarian work through the eyes of an inexperienced young woman suddenly thrust into a geopolitical crisis.

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Angelina Jolie made an “extremely generous” donation to two 6-year-old boys who set up a lemonade stand fundraiser for Yemen amid its humanitarian crisis. Although Jolie, 45, never visited Ayaan Moosa and Mikaeel Ishaaq’s stand in London, England, she still showed her support.

Angelina Jolie has always been heavily invested in her philanthropy over the years where she's not only opened up about issues close to her heart but has also let her actions do the talking. This time, the 45-year-old actress helped two young boys from London, Ayaan Moosa and Mikaeel Ishaaq, in their thoughtful gesture to raise funds to help the humanitarian crisis in war-torn Yemen by setting up a lemonade stand.

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Two British children running a lemonade stand to raise money for those suffering from the humanitarian crisis in Yemen have received an unexpected donation from Angelina Jolie. The star sent an undisclosed amount to six-year-old Londoners Ayaan Moose and Mikaeel Ishaa, who set up the stand in July to raise money for Yemen, where a devastating five-year civil war —with one side backed militarily by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates —has left half the population at risk of famine, according to estimates.

Angelina Jolie is celebrating two young boys’ Yemen relief efforts.

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Angelina Jolie has sent a donation to two six-year-old boys who opened a lemonade stand in London. The 'Maleficent' actress read about the efforts of friends Ayaan Moosa and Mikaeel Ishaaq, who have raised more than £37,000 this summer for children in Yemen, on the BBC News website and sent them a note explaining she was sorry she couldn't purchase one of their drinks, but still wanted to help.

Angelina Jolie donated money to two young boys’ lemonade stand who were raising money for Yemen – and we couldn’t love her more.The two six-year-olds – Ayaan Moosa and Mikaeel Ishaaq – created the stand in east London after learning about the crisis affecting Yemen.After hearing about what the two kids were doing via the BBC news website, the Hollywood star and humanitarian sent them a note apologising for being unable to buy lemonade, but wanted to help.She wrote: ‘Dear Ayaan and Mikaeel.