The Abductees’ Mothers Association held an online seminar last night titled “Torture in Yemen: Ongoing Suffering and a Responsibility That Does Not Expire”, as part of its advocacy campaign “No to Torture… Justice Is a Right for Victims”, launched to coincide with the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. The seminar opened with …
The Abductees’ Mothers Association held a hearing session ysterday in Taiz Governorate for a number of former detainees and survivors of arbitrary detention, marking the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. The event was organized as part of the campaign “No to Torture… Justice Is a Right for Victims” and aimed to shed …
The Abductees’ Mothers Association participated, via Zoom, in the United Nations Annual Security and Peace Conference, where it presented its work in advocating for abductees and its ongoing efforts and negotiations aimed at securing their release. Drawing on its experience accompanying thousands of families who endure the daily pain of detention and enforced disappearance, the …
Yesterday, Monday, the governorate of Ma’rib witnessed the official handover process of the Rural Women’s Development building and its affiliated guardroom in the Al-Manin area, following their evacuation by internally displaced persons (IDPs) who had been residing there. The buildings were subsequently handed over to the relevant government authorities. This step comes within the framework …
The Abductees’ Mothers Association congratulated journalist Naziha Naser Junaid on her release on Sunday, May 31, in Ma’rib Governorate, following intensive efforts and continuous follow-up carried out under the initiative to secure the release of female prisoners from detention facilities. The Association welcomed journalist Naziha at its office in Ma’rib Governorate to celebrate her regained …
In light of the growing challenges faced by women working in the fields of human rights, peacebuilding, and civil society in Yemen, this paper highlights the reality of hate speech, defamation, incitement, and digital violence directed against women, as well as the resulting negative impacts on civic participation and social peace. The paper provides an …
The city of Taiz hosted a solidarity conference titled “Partnership and Integration: Toward a Safe Civic Space for All” as part of the “Peace Dialogue” initiative on restorative justice. The event was organized by the Abductees’ Mothers Association in partnership with SAM Organization for Rights and Liberties and funded by the DT Institute. The conference …
An extensive virtual seminar was held to launch the analytical paper titled “Engineering Peace in Yemen,” organized by the Transitional Justice Ambassadors Forum as part of the SPARK project implemented by the Abductees’ Mothers Association in partnership with SAM Organization for Rights and Liberties and funded by the DT Institute. The event brought together a …
In Yemen, wars were not merely passing battles, but a series of fragile reconciliations that repeatedly collapsed because the true roots of the conflict remained unaddressed. The paper “Engineering Peace in Yemen” is not a conventional historical review. Rather, it is a profound dissection of the “genome of collapse” that has accompanied Yemeni peace agreements …
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The Abductees’ Mothers Association held a dialogue session on Tuesday, May 12, titled:“Activating voluntary relocation solutions for displaced persons residing along the University of Saba Region road plan – Al-Mail area,” as part of the Supporting Peace in Yemen through Accountability, Reconciliation, and Knowledge Sharing (SPARK) project, implemented in cooperation with SAM Organization for Rights …
