Fear Does Not Keep Yemen’s Children From School Children living near a front line in Yemen face a dangerous journey to school, with snipers and mortars forming part of t...
Children living near a front line in Yemen face a dangerous journey to school, with snipers and mortars forming part of the threat along the way. Despite the risks, they continue trying to attend classes.
Rafeef says the trip to school terrifies her. Even so, she remains determined to keep going, highlighting the difficult choice faced by children who want to continue their education while living close to conflict.
The journey shows how violence can affect access to school beyond the classroom itself. For children near Yemen’s front line, simply reaching school carries serious fear and danger.
Rafeef’s experience reflects the risks faced by children making the journey. Her decision to continue demonstrates the importance of school to children living in areas affected by fighting.
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