Haneen Al-Wahsh – Women in Development and Peace   Yemen is experiencing a humanitarian catastrophe deemed the worst in the world by the international community. As the armed conflict intensifies,

Women in Development and Peace   Women’s participation in public life, including government institutions, is a fundamental pillar for achieving sustainable development and building fair, democratic societies in Yemen. Despite

Yasmine Abdulhafeez – Women in Development and Peace   Women in Yemen are among the most severely impacted by the ongoing conflict, which has raged for over nine years. Shocking

Afrah Borji – Women in Development and Peace   Despite the significant progress Yemen has made in women’s empowerment in recent years, women working in government institutions still face numerous

Hanan Hussein – Women in Development and Peace   Yemeni women, like women around the world, face many challenges in achieving full equality, particularly in the public sector. The conflict

Alia Mohammed – Women in Development and Peace   Yemeni women in the public sector have unique experiences that meet the needs of the community. They are key partners in

Ahmed Bajoaim – Women in Development and Peace     Women working in Yemen, particularly in government and economic institutions, are incredibly important for sustainable development. This workforce is steadily

Haneen Al-Wahsh  -Women in Development and Peace   The representation of Yemeni women in the government sector remains at low levels, while men dominate various administrative positions in public units

Woman in Development and Peace – Yomna Al-Zubairi   Violence against women is a pattern of violence that targets women because of their gender or social role. It includes a

. Dr. Salwa Braik Director General of Women, Children, and Royal Funds at the Ministry of Justice (Violence Against Women Advisor) . Women are the beings whom Islam has honored