Ahmad Bajoaim – Women in Development and Peace   Collective marriage has become a noticeable social phenomenon in Yemeni society in recent years. This is largely due to ongoing conflicts

Hanan Hussein – Women in Development and Peace   In Yemeni society, marriage is a significant milestone for both men and women, and delaying it can bring considerable social pressure.

Afrah Borji – Women in Development and Peace   The media plays a central role in addressing the phenomenon of spinsterhood in Yemen. It shapes public awareness and changes negative

Women in Development and Peace   In many Arab societies, particularly in Yemen, marriage is a fundamental part of a woman’s identity, seen as providing social protection and stability. This

Yasmine Abdulhafeez – Women in Development and Peace   This true story recounts Um Muhannad’s (pseudonym) experience when a young man proposed to her only daughter. It highlights the economic

Hebah Mohammed – Women in Development and Peace   In Yemen, marriage is a cornerstone of customs and traditions that paint a unique picture of a rich and diverse heritage,

Afrah Borji – Women in Development and Peace   Arab society is seeing noticeable changes in how it views male-female relationships, many of which begin on social media platforms like

Yasmine Abdulhafeez – Women in Development and Peace   Official institutions in all societies play a vital role in confronting social phenomena and problems that negatively impact the development and

Hebah Mohammed – Women in Development and Peace   Spinsterhood is a topic of heated debate and concern in a world brimming with social and cultural contradictions, particularly when it

Ahmed Bajoaim – Women in Development and Peace   Over nine years of ongoing conflict have left deep scars on every aspect of life in Yemen, both socially and economically.