Along the narrow strait where the Red Sea meets the Gulf of Aden, the ancient calculus of survival is playing out once more: when bombs fall without distinction, families move. Over 120,000 Yemenis have fled escalating fighting between Houthi forces and Saudi-backed airpower along Yemen's Red Sea coast, with thousands crossing by boat to refugee camps in Djibouti — a small, militarized nation that has become, for many, the only available definition of peace. The collapse of a 2022 UN-brokered truce has returned Yemen to its most brutal rhythms, and the duration of this displacement rests entir
Over 120,000 Yemenis flee Red Sea fighting for safety in Djibouti camps
Over 120,000 Yemenis displaced by escalating conflict; families fled with children traumatized by bombing; some have been in camps since 2015.