也门塔伊兹地区处于政府军与胡塞武装的交战前线，当地儿童每日面临狙击枪和迫击炮的威胁仍坚持去学校1。10岁女孩拉菲夫正是在这样的环境下上学的代表1。根据联合国儿童基金会的数据，也门共有320万儿童失学1。这场自2014年开始的战争已造成数千儿童伤亡或被招募进入武装组织1。
胡塞武装上周日切断了塔伊兹到亚丁的关键供应线1。BBC记者在当地目睹了一场迫击炮袭击，导致3岁男孩艾哈迈德身亡，弹片穿过其心脏，11岁男孩阿姆贾德肺部和腹部受伤，伤情危急1。护士伊克拉姆·沙姆桑表示："我们一直感到恐惧。看到儿童被杀是毁灭性的"1。
In the Taiz region of Yemen, where government forces and Houthi fighters are locked in active conflict, children face extraordinary dangers simply to pursue their education.1 A 10-year-old girl named Rafif navigates daily through sniper fire and mortar barrages to reach school, exemplifying the perilous conditions endured by young people in the war-torn area.1 According to the United Nations Children's Fund, approximately 3.2 million children in Yemen have been forced out of school, while thousands have been killed or wounded since the conflict began in 2014.1
The violence has intensified in recent weeks, with the Houthi armed group cutting off a crucial supply line between Taiz and Aden on Sunday.1 A BBC correspondent witnessed a mortar attack that claimed the life of a 3-year-old boy named Ahmed, whose heart was pierced by shrapnel, and severely wounded an 11-year-old boy named Amjad, who sustained injuries to his lungs and abdomen in critical condition.1 A nurse at a local medical facility, Ikram Shamsan, expressed the profound trauma affecting healthcare workers in the region: "We are always afraid. It is devastating to see children being killed."1
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