Shabia Mantoo

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 10/06/2018

@hges_ @UNHCRYemen Thankyou for your words and for your support and interest in Yemen and our work. Please do keep following the team @UNHCRYemen :)

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 10/06/2018

@shadenkhallaf @UNHCRYemen Thank you Shaden for all your support and for helping amplify our voice from the field. We are really grateful.

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 10/06/2018

@littleletters @UNHCRYemen Thank you so much Luke for your kind words and support and for following us all along. It means a great deal to me and I really appreciate it

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 10/06/2018

While I am very sad to depart this beautiful country, I can only continue to pray, wish and hope for peace. #Yemen https://t.co/4FpmQB5msY

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 10/06/2018

Today, after two years, I conclude my deployment with @UNHCRYemen. It‘s been a privilege and honour to serve on the humanitarian response here but it‘s with sadness that I reflect on the fact that during my time here, I have only seen it spiral further into conflict and suffering

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 05/06/2018

Taken from our terrace at 21:04 this evening. Three years of this and counting. #Yemen https://t.co/3OhpxcDFBz

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 05/06/2018

Now gunshots and ambulance sirens. Very dire situation in Sana’a tonight

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 05/06/2018

3 massive explosions rocking central Sana’a just now. Despite #Ramadan - a month intended for mercy and compassion - war in #Yemen continues.

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 29/05/2018

Must read: very strong, succinct editorial by @washingtonpost on how the world’s worst humanitarian crisis could get even worse. #Yemen https://t.co/MF2KnQqnUx

Shabia Mantoo

@Shabia_M - 16/05/2018

Rare drone footage shows the magnitude of devastation in #Yemen in one of its frontline cities, Taizz, after years of conflict: https://t.co/7qlUBnyJAD