The UK Labor Party leader urges the government to halt its arms sales to Saudi Arabia amid the military aggression in Yemen.

It was an alarming finding by Charity Group Oxfam international, a warning that has been issued for 3 straight years, and the trend is continuing.

Charity group Oxfam says rich nations are failing to adequately help Syrian refugees who have fled the conflict-stricken country.

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Aid agencies warn of a global food crisis worldwide due to the weather conditions and wars in early 2016.

Some ten million people in crisis-hit Syria do not have enough food to eat, aid agency Oxfam says.

Yemen’s Ministry of Public Health says Saudi Arabia has used internationally banned weapons against the Yemenis.

A political commentator says the US and the UK are the ‘main protagonists’ in the Saudi military campaign against Yemen as the Westerners want Hadi back in the Arab state.

An analyst says UN has done nothing to stop the ‘humanitarian tragedy’ in Yemen, which has been caused by the Saudi aggression.

UK-based aid organization Oxfam says the war in Yemen has left almost two-thirds of the population without access to clean water. According to the relief agency, the constant Saudi bombardments have raised the number of Yemenis without clean water to at least 16 million. Oxfam says this is equal to the populations of Berlin, Paris and Rome combined together. Weeks of airstrikes and ground fighting have disrupted large parts of the water network in the Arab country. Oxfam also says Yemenis are forced to drink unsafe water, which has increased the risk of life-threatening illnesses such as cholera, and diarrhea.