Save the Children officially warned by regulator over staff put at risk in Yemen

Guardian World•Wed, Sep 23, 2026, 06:55 PM•2 min read

Warning from Charity Commission for England and Wales concludes two-year investigation after death of Hisham al-Hakimi in October 2023 The international aid charity Save the Children has been issued with an official regulatory warning over management failures and misconduct that put staff at its ...

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