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Abductees’ Mothers Association participated in the First Scientific Psychological Conference (P.S.C 1) on the psychological and social effects of the war in Yemen. The Association presented a research paper titled: “The Impact of Enforced Disappearance and Arbitrary Detention on Women and Children in Yemen” in Taiz Governorate, coinciding with World Mental Health Day.During the conference, …

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A dialogue session titled “Analyzing Historical Reconciliation Experiences in the Yemeni Conflict: Impacts and Lessons Learned” was held in Ma’rib on Saturday, bringing together a diverse group of academics, politicians, human rights advocates, and activists to discuss one of the most sensitive issues in Yemen’s modern history: the path of reconciliation and transitional justice. The …

“Yemen Between the Memory of Conflict and the Horizons of Justice” — A Dialogue Session in Ma’rib Explores Transitional Justice and Historical Reconciliation Experiences Read More »

A high-level delegation from the Office of the UN Special Envoy for Yemen, headed by Ms. Zahra Langhi, Senior Advisor on Inclusion, visited the headquarters of the Abductees’ Mothers Association in Taiz. The delegation included Ms. Mona Luqman, National Coordinator for Inclusion, Ms. Ithar Shaibani, Inclusion Policy Officer, Mr. Ali Al-Khulaidi from the Political Affairs …

UN Envoy’s Office Delegation Visits the Abductees’ Mothers Association, Praises Its Efforts in Supporting Detainees, Women, and Peace Read More »

A thought-provoking dialogue session was held in Taiz to examine the history of conflicts in Yemen, explore prospects for transitional justice, and discuss pathways toward national reconciliation. The session brought together representatives of political parties, researchers, human rights activists, lawyers, and social and political figures. Participants reviewed Yemen’s conflict trajectory from the 1960s to the …

Yemen Between the Wounds of Yesterday and the Bridges of TomorrowA Dialogue Session on the History of Conflicts in Yemen and the Paths to Reconciliation Read More »

The Abductees’ Mothers Association, in partnership with the International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN), held on Saturday, October 4, 2025, the second consultative meeting with stakeholders as part of the “She Builds Peace” campaign. The meeting brought together representatives from government institutions, civil society organizations, and community leaders in Ma’rib Governorate to discuss ways to …

Second Consultative Meeting with Stakeholders on Protecting Women Peacebuilders and Strengthening Local Coordination Read More »

As part of the “She Builds Peace” campaign, Abductees’ Mothers Association, in partnership with the global civil society network ICAN, conducted a workshop yesterday, Tuesday. The session focused on protecting women peacebuilders and analyzing their experiences within the local context. The workshop gathered 15 female activists from the media, human rights, and political spheres in …

Workshop by Abductees’ Mothers Association on Protecting Women Peacebuilders and Analyzing Their Experiences Read More »

A focal session was launched under the Restorative Justice Initiative in Dhi al-Barh, Saber Al-Mawadem District, with the participation of local actors, civil society representatives, educators, community figures, notables, and sheikhs. The session centered on mutual listening between the two parties to the local conflict, understanding the roots of the problem, and shaping practical solutions …

A Focal Session in al-Sararu Village Opens a Practical Path Toward a Reconciliatory Initiative for Coexistence and Peace Read More »