Children in Taiz Face Severe Psychological Trauma Due to Ongoing War
Children in the Yemeni city of Taiz are suffering from deep psychological trauma caused by the ongoing conflict, with experts warning of long-term consequences.
Psychological distress is escalating among children in the Yemeni city of Taiz, as the ongoing war continues to dominate their daily lives and impose a reality filled with fear.
These children live under the constant threat of gunfire and shelling, leading to complex psychological trauma that directly impacts their emotional stability.
Several factors are deepening this suffering, most notably the suspension of the educational process and the deprivation of children from a safe school environment.
Children in Taiz lack safe spaces where they can live away from the atmosphere of tension, which exacerbates their feelings of isolation and anxiety.
Experts in education and psychology warn of the dangerous long-term repercussions of these conditions, emphasizing that an entire generation is facing severe consequences due to the denial of their basic rights.