The Abductees’ Mothers Association met with Radwa Nour, Political Adviser and Detainees Focal Point at the Office of the United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen, at her office in Ma’rib Governorate to discuss the latest developments concerning the cases of abductees, detainees, and forcibly disappeared persons, as well as ways to promote practical steps …
The chairperson of the Abductees’ Mothers Association, Ms. Amat Al-Salam Al-Hajj, met today with the Minister of Legal Affairs and Human Rights, Ms. Ishraq Al-Maqtari, in the interim capital, Aden, to discuss laws related to abductees, detainees, and forcibly disappeared persons, and ways to activate them in a manner that ensures the protection of victims …
The Abductees’ Mothers Association met in Aden with the Minister of Legal Affairs, Mrs. Ishraq Al-Maqtari, to discuss a number of issues related to the file of abductees and forcibly disappeared persons. The Association called for the establishment of a specific legal framework criminalizing enforced disappearance and torture. It also urged follow-up on the cases …
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The Abductees’ Mothers Association, a member of the Coordination Committee of the Aba’ad Coalition for Advocacy and Women’s Empowerment, participated in the coalition’s first introductory meeting held in Aden Governorate, aimed at strengthening the role of women and promoting human rights in Yemen. The meeting brought together representatives from around 20 human rights and civil …
The Abductees’ Mothers Association, along with other Yemeni, regional, and international civil society organizations, has submitted a letter to the United Nations Human Rights Council ahead of its 60th session. The letter urges the Council to call on governments to take decisive action to protect victims of human rights violations and reinforce adherence to international …
To every Yemeni woman who has borne the responsibility of peacebuilding—who became a voice of life amid the echoes of bullets and death, and whose hands healed wounds with the threads of hope and forgiveness, this book is a tribute. Within its pages, we honor the resilience and struggles of these remarkable peacebuilders, offering a …
Over two consecutive days, the Abductees’ Mothers Association conducted a comprehensive mental health and wellness program for 23 female inmates and 6 children at Taiz Central Prison, as part of the “Women Peace Mediators 3”. The program included a range of awareness-raising and recreational activities designed to improve the inmates’ mental health, alleviate the pressures …
In protest against the repressive practices targeting human rights defenders in Yemen, the Abductees’ Mothers Association held a seminar today, Thursday, titled “Human Rights Defenders: The Lost Voices,” attended by activists, human rights workers, lawyers, and advocates. During the seminar, Mr. Maher Al-Absi, a member of the National Committee for Investigating Alleged Human Rights Violations, …
The Abductees’ Mothers Association condemns the widespread abductions carried out by the Houthi group in several Yemeni governorates, including Ibb, Al-Bayda, Hodeida, Al-Hawban district in Taiz Governorate, and the capital city of Sana’a. In the past week alone, dozens of civilians have been abducted in connection with calls to celebrate the anniversary of the September …
As part of the “She Builds Peace” campaign, the Abductees’ Mothers Association, in partnership with the International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN), conducted a training workshop on women’s leadership pathways this past Saturday, with the participation of 10 women’s civil society organizations in Ma’rib Governorate. he workshop covered three pathways within the governmental sector: the …
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