The destruction of the education system – amidst the war – has deprived millions of Yemeni children of their right to education, and will result in…
The destruction of the education system – amidst the war – has deprived millions of Yemeni children of their right to education, and will result in the continued presence of violent, terrorist, and organized crime groups, hindering peace and development efforts for decades to come.
Safety Policy of the Child Protection Organization (SIAJ) – Arabic This policy was developed based on SIAJ’s belief in the importance of creating a safe working environment for all directly involved parties, from the direct and indirect beneficiaries of its humanitarian services, to the direct and indirect targets, partners, service providers, volunteers, and staff, all<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/conservation-policy-2/">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"Conservation policy"</span></a>
The mechanisms and institutions for the protection and care of children in Yemen have collapsed since the Ansar Allah group (the Houthis) seized control of the capital, Sana’a, on September 21, 2014. This was followed by the escalation of the armed conflict as the group expanded its control over most of the country’s most densely<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/yemen-a-war-on-childhood/">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"Yemen: A war on childhood"</span></a>
