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IOM Yemen Quarterly Migration Overview (January - March 2021) Format HORN OF AFRICA-YEMEN MIGRATION TRENDS IN 2021 In the first quarter of 2021, migrant arrivals into Yemen remained low compared to pre-pandemic years, despite some loosening of movement restrictions and border security. Some 5,113 migrants arrived in Yemen in the first quarter of this year, compared with 27,948 in the same period in 2020, and 37,109 in 2019. The few migrants, who have attempted to migrate irregularly to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) during the pandemic, have typically found themselves stranded at some poin...

NEW YORK CITY: When Abdel Karim Ibrahim Mohammed, 23, fled the recent violence consuming Ethiopia’s Oromia region, he never imagined he would fall into the hands of Yemen’s Houthis. In fact, like many of his compatriots desperate to escape conflict-ridden Ethiopia, he had not even heard of the Iran-backed militia, which seized control of Yemen’s capital Sanaa in 2015. When he first set out on his dangerous voyage across the Red Sea, Abdel Karim had envisioned an arduous overland crossing to one of the Arab Gulf states where opportunity and prosperity awaited him. Events had taken a frig...

Last Updated: Calls For Probe Of Fatal Sanaa Migrant Centre Fire In a news conference in Sanaa, Othman Gilto, blamed “negligence” by the Houthi rebels who control the capital, as well as the United Nations, which has aid agencies present in Yemen. The leader of Ethiopian community in Yemen's capital on Saturday called for an international probe into the deadly fire that tore through a detention centre for migrants, leaving at least 44 dead. In a news conference in Sanaa, Othman Gilto, blamed “negligence” by the Houthi rebels who control the capital, as well as the United Nations,...

Migrant community: Fire at Yemen hangar on Sunday killed 44 Sign In AHMED AL-HAJ AND SAMY MAGDY, Associated Press March 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SANAA, Yemen (AP) — A fire that earlier this week tore through an overcrowded detention center for migrants in Yemen’s rebel-held capital has killed at least 44 people, according to the latest death toll released Wednesday by the head of the Eritrean community in Yemen. New dramatic details also emerged about the blaze on Sunday, with survivors and leading figures in the migrant community saying the fire started when guards fired tear gas i...

2021-03-09 03:35:56 GMT2021-03-09 11:35:56(Beijing Time) Xinhua English SANAA, March 9 (Xinhua) -- The death toll from a fire at an immigration holding facility here in Yemen's capital Sanaa has risen to 60, a security officer of the Houthi group said Tuesday. The fire, which broke out on Sunday, has also injured more than 100 people, the officer told local media. Overcrowding and chaos at the facility, in addition to the fire, caused heavy casualties, said the officer, adding victims of the fire included both African migrants and facility staff. The Houthi group has formed a commissio...