A journalistic investigation documents a facet of the suffering of detainees, the forcibly disappeared, and their families in Yemen. It examines the humanitarian, legal, and social dimensions of this issue through firsthand accounts, expert opinions, and an analysis of the reality imposed by years of war, where waiting has become a part of daily life for thousands of Yemenis.
An in-depth journalistic investigation reveals the reality of Yemeni women's participation in peace processes, the gap between their formal presence and real influence, and sheds light on the political, social, and cultural challenges that hinder women's access to decision-making positions, alongside feminist initiatives working to build peace from the grassroots level.
Final Local Plan for Countering Violent Extremism in Aden Governorate
Case Study by Peace Track Initiative The Mobilising Men for Feminist Peace (MMFP) project, implemented by the Peace Track Initiative(PTI), addresses the exclusion of women and marginalized groups from Yemen’s peace processesby engaging male allies to promote gender equity and inclusive peacebuilding.Amid Yemen’s deteriorating humanitarian, political, and security conditions, the projectestablished the Men Core Group (MCG)—a platform for male leaders to support feminist peace,particularly the Feminist Peace Roadmap in Yemen (FPR).
This booklet is based on the investigative report “Yemeni Women and Climate: When Natural Disasters Become Fate and Destiny,” which explored the effects of climate change on Yemeni women and highlighted their roles in adaptation and community resilience building through local initiatives in the areas of water, agriculture, energy, and environmental awareness. Investigation by: Hanan HusseinBassam Al-Qadi
This five‑year strategy (2026–2030) provides a guiding framework for the work of the Women’s Solidarity Network in the coming period, in response to the complex challenges facing feminist leaders and women working in the public sphere in Yemen amid ongoing conflict, institutional fragmentation, weakened protection systems, and the expansion of violence and targeting—particularly in public and digital spaces. The strategy aims to strengthen the Network’s role as an inclusive feminist platform and an institutional actor capable of protecting women leaders, organizing feminist action, expanding women’s presence and influence in decision‑making, peacebuilding, and advocacy.