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The Abductees’ Mothers Association, in cooperation with SAM for Rights and Liberties, both members of the Justice for Yemen Pact Coalition, organized an online seminar titled:“Transitional Justice Approaches in Yemen: Tribal Customs and the Legal Context.” The seminar was held as part of the SPARK Project, with support from the DT Institute, and brought together …

Online Seminar Discusses Transitional Justice Approaches Between Law and Tribal Custom in Yemen Read More »

“We welcome Eid with tears of pain, not joy…”With these words, the Abductees’ Mothers Association staged a protest to express the deep pain and suffering families endure with the arrival of Eid, as abduction campaigns by the Houthi group escalate. In recent days, the group has abducted at least 13 civilians in Hodeida, including a …

Mothers of the Abductees Hold Protest to Condemn Widespread Abductions of Civilians in Hodeida Read More »

With funding from the Abductees’ Mothers Association (AMA) and under the framework of the project “Protecting Civil and Women’s Spaces and Promoting Women’s Role in the Peace Process,” supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) through the United Nations Peace Support Facility (UN PSF), a series of training sessions concluded in the city of …

Conclusion of 16 Training Courses on Human Rights and Peacebuilding Funded by the Abductees’ Mothers Association Read More »

Recognizing the importance of capacity building, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in Taiz has trained a group of its personnel on “Protection Mechanisms and Human Rights” and “Monitoring, Documentation, and Conflict Sensitivity.” The training was funded by the Abductees’ Mothers Association (AMA) as part of the project “Protecting Civil and Women’s Spaces and Promoting Women’s …

Taiz Criminal Investigation Department Trains Personnel on Monitoring, Documentation, and Human Rights Protection Read More »

The Women’s Development Department in Al-Mudhaffar and Sala districts in the city of Taiz organized two training workshops for its female staff, focusing on “Protection Mechanisms and Human Rights” and “Conflict Transformation Skills.” These training coursesf responded to the growing challenges faced by Yemeni women, including inadequate protection, gender-based violence, and systemic discrimination. It aimed …

Women’s Development Trains on the Protection of Women and Human Rights Amid the Conflict in Yemen Read More »

As part of its commitment to building institutional capacity in the protection sector, the Social Defense Department and the Women and Children Department at the Office of Social Affairs and Labor in Taiz conducted two specialized training courses titled: “Protection Mechanisms and Human Rights” and “Monitoring, Documentation, and Conflict Sensitivity.” The trainings were developed to …

Office of Social Affairs and Labor in Taiz Conducts Training on Conflict Sensitivity and Human Rights Read More »

In response to the urgent needs of its staff and field committees, the Nahda Youth for Marginalized Organization conducted a training workshop on Monitoring, Documentation, and Conflict Sensitivity in Taiz. The training aimed to strengthen the capacities of the organization’s personnel in the areas of documentation and monitoring, particularly in the context of supporting marginalized …

Specialized Training on Monitoring and Documentation for the Nahda Youth for Marginalized Organization in Taiz Read More »

In recognition of the importance of raising awareness on human rights, particularly women’s rights, the Women National Committee in Taiz, in collaboration with its Development Department, organized two specialized training courses for its members. The trainings focused on “Monitoring and Documentation and Conflict Sensitivity” and “Protection Mechanisms and Human Rights.” These trainings aimed to promote …

As Part of the Project “Protecting Civil and Women’s Spaces and Promoting Women’s Role in the Peace Process”, the Women National Committee in Taiz Conducts Specialized Training Courses for Its Members Read More »