Monitoring and Protection
The first observatory for protecting and advocating for child rights in Yemen
About the Center
Institutional and Organizational Structure
Core Departments of the Center:
- Verification, Monitoring, and Documentation
- Legal Protection
- Advocacy and Mobilization
- Automated Data System
- Research and Studies
Staff and Volunteer Network:
Easy Reporting and Confidential Information Handling
Report to us now via WhatsApp:
+967 771 400 002Working Mechanisms
Center Services
Receiving Reports and Complaints
Receiving reports from the community, documenting crimes through an electronic system that protects confidentiality, then providing legal protection and referrals for psychosocial support services.
Community Awareness
Spreading awareness to create a child-protective environment, contribute to better legislation, build staff capacity, and coordinate with governmental and non-governmental actors.
Protection and Advocacy
Providing judicial assistance and legal consultations to victims, referring unaccompanied children to care services, and mobilizing support according to ethical principles.
Reports and Studies
Preparing and publishing reports, studies, and surveys in cooperation with academics and specialists, then sharing them with national and international institutions.
Monitoring and Protection System (15 Years of Development)
Over fifteen years, Seyaj has developed its monitoring and protection systems and policies, foremost among them an automated monitoring system for collecting and analyzing data and information, issuing reports, and archiving and preserving documents with ease, confidentiality, and security.
Greater Challenges and Responsibilities
The failure to report the overwhelming majority of crimes against children in Yemen, including sexual violence, has contributed to their unprecedented rise during the war because of fear of stigma, difficulty reaching justice institutions, poverty, and displacement.
Grave Crimes
Violations in Armed Conflict
Killing and Maiming of Children
Recruitment and Use of Children
Sexual Violence Against Children
Abduction of Children
Attacks on Schools and Hospitals
Denial of Humanitarian Aid