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A statement from Fabrizio Carboni, the regional director for the Near and Middle East for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), on the agreement to release and transfer conflict-related detainees in Yemen.

With over 20 million in need of aid, Yemen is the world's single largest humanitarian crisis. Here's the latest news coming out of the region

In Timbuktu, Mali, this month I met with families, surviving without food, whose crops have failed and whose children have been killed by improvised explosive devices (IED). I couldn't help but be moved by the deep levels of people's suffering – too many are living on the knife's edge.From West Africa, I travel straight to Davos, Switzerland, to impress upon leaders at the

In September and October, the International Committee of the Red Cross gradually resumed its regular pace of activities across Yemen: relief work but also support to healthcare facilities and water corporations.The situation in the country is desperate and we are advocating for a political solution to put an end to the immense humanitarian suffering and allow aid to reach all

Quotes by Fabrizio Carboni, the regional director for the Near and Middle East for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)We welcome this agreement between Yemeni parties for the release, transfer and repatriation of conflict-related detainees and we are determined to help facilitate the transfers and reunite people separated from their families.

A statement from Fabrizio Carboni, the regional director for the Near and Middle East for the ICRC, on the situation in Yemen.

The ICRC calls on warring parties to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure from unnecessary harm in Yemen.

Yemen/Geneva - Robust political efforts are needed to bring an end to warfare that has caused intense suffering for families in Yemen, the ICRC said Wednesday.

Geneva (ICRC) – The sound of gunfire approaches. You don’t know if your family should run or hide. Making the right choice can mean life or death.

The grim reality that faces the millions of internally displaced people in Yemen continues – in violation of the international humanitarian law.