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.

 Haneen Al-Wahsh – Women in Development and Peace   News outlets circulated a press release prepared by the Arab Gulf Center for Studies and Research in 2021, about the phenomenon

Alia Mohammed – Women in Development and Peace   A woman’s delay in marriage is a social phenomenon indicating that she hasn’t married within the traditionally accepted age range, which

Hanan Hussein – Women in Development and Peace   The phenomenon of spinsterhood in Yemen isn’t simply a matter of personal choice; it’s a complex interplay of economic, social, and

Hebah Mohammed – Women in Development and Peace   The economic situation in Yemen has deteriorated drastically over the past ten years due to the ongoing conflict. This has massively

Yasmine Abdulhafeez – Women in Development and Peace   Yemeni women are caught between lofty ideals of social, economic, and political liberation and a society clinging to traditions that deny

Prepared by: Yomna Al-Zubairy   In recent years, Yemen has witnessed numerous political, economic, and humanitarian crises. These crises have worsened with the outbreak of conflict in Yemen, leading to

Dr. Dhikra Al-Areeqi Associate Professor and Head of the Sociology Department, Taiz University Consultant of “Leading Women’s Voices in the Yemeni Diaspora” Issue   . Women’s migration has been a

Afrah Borji – Women in Development and Peace   Yemeni women in the diaspora face challenges beyond simply adapting to a new environment. They include confronting stereotypes and discrimination while