A generation at risk. In our new report, we expose a #war tactic aimed at #Yemen’s children, and reveal how #Houthis plant landmines to disrupt education, destabilise communities and entrench power. 344+ schools contaminated, 3.7M children out of school. Read the report ➡️

Our demining Team 42's latest operation has secured land where #civilians had faced repeated #casualties and livestock losses. Clearance by Project Masam is restoring safe access to fields, grazing areas, and roads, allowing communities in Midi #Yemen to begin returning to normal

Project Masam’s Team 42 has cleared 38 anti-tank #landmines from southern Midi, an area heavily contaminated after #Houthi forces withdrew and left extensive minefields behind. Several of the items were severely corroded, increasing the risk for #farmers, herders, and families

“The failure to uphold international agreements and sustain #demining efforts is costing lives. #Yemen cannot afford more delays.” - @AlgosaibiOusama, MD, Project Masam ❌ The world must act: uphold international law and protect Yemeni lives now. https://t.co/2CpF6LuN02 #IHRL

The withdrawal of key supporters has left a devastating gap in #humanitarian demining. More #landmines remain buried in farmland, schools, and streets, endangering #civilians. Despite global bans, #Houthi forces continue to plant new mines, fuelling a cycle of #terror and

#Yemen remains one of the most dangerous places to live, with #Houthi #landmines and explosive remnants of #war still killing civilians, restricting access to aid, and delaying recovery. The burden falls hardest on #children and survivors. #MineAction

KSrelief’s #Masam Project Clears Over 1,000 Explosives in #Yemen During First Week of November @Masam_ENG #اليمن

We’re grateful to see Project Masam featured in @_MarkSchindler #MineAction Weekly, highlighting our clearance of 1,044 explosive devices, the large cache of mines uncovered in Al-Khokha, and our advocacy on the #environmental impact of landmines in #Yemen. Read more:

Access and coordination are critical to effective #humanitarian #MineAction in #Yemen. Through close collaboration with #YEMAC and local authorities, Project Masam ensures clearance operations are safe, efficient, and responsive to community needs across liberated areas.

"Project Masam teams still face major access restrictions in areas occupied by #Houthi forces, which are among the most contaminated in #Yemen. Until #deminers can safely reach these zones, civilians will remain trapped in danger." - @AlgosaibiOusama, MD, Project Masam

Project Masam has removed 1,044 #landmines, unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices so far in November 2025, as part of its ongoing #humanitarian #mineaction operations in #Yemen. More info about our work ➡️ https://t.co/YQjQnqzecg

Did you know? Since mid-2018, Project Masam demining teams in #Yemen have cleared 522,778 explosive devices - including 6,974 anti-personnel mines, 147,928 anti-tank mines, 8,315 IEDs, and 359,561 UXO - making over 72.8 million m² of land safe for civilians. 🔗 Read more:

In #Yemen, landmines take lives and cut families off from food, water, and livelihoods. In regions like #Hajjah, where hunger is already widespread, every contaminated field deepens the crisis. Clearing land is vital to #survival. #MineAction #FoodSecurity

In Haradh District, #Hajjah, Mohammed Shabut lost his leg after stepping on a landmine while grazing sheep - one of many civilians in northern #Yemen living amid widespread mine contamination that endangers lives and livelihoods. Read Mohammed's story: https://t.co/Xkodf3oQHs

On the #InternationalDayForTheEnvironmentInWar, we highlight #Yemen, a country already battling drought, soil degradation, and hunger. Landmines intensify all these pressures, poisoning land, blocking #farming, and threatening #wildlife that once sustained rural life.

Long after #fighting stops, explosives and mines leak toxic chemicals into soil and groundwater. These poisons seep into crops, contaminate drinking #water, and disrupt fragile ecosystems, leaving invisible wounds that persist for generations. Read more: https://t.co/stPDrribjC

#KSrelief Masam Project removed 1,105 explosives across various regions of #Yemen during the last week @Masam_ENG #AlEkhbariyaEN

Watch as Project Masam's demining Team 22 carries out an EORE campaign in Al-Jahmaliyah, in #Yemen's Taiz governorate. The #frontline neighbourhood in Taiz city, was heavily mined and devastated during years of fighting between #Houthi and government forces, leaving residents at

Lieutenant Qasim Al-Qurashi, commander of the Al-Maushij #checkpoint, secured the site until Project Masam’s team 26 arrived. He praised residents’ vigilance and cooperation; a key example of how communities and deminers work together to protect lives in mine-affected #Yemen.