Study: The extent to which children in Yemen have access to justice
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24 May 2026
Study: The extent to which children in Yemen have access to justice
Study: The extent to which children in Yemen have access to justice
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Siyaj welcomes international condemnations of the assassination of educa...
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Marib: Most local and national organizations need “preservation...
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غير مصنف
24 May 2026
Conservation policy
The safeguarding policy of the Siyaj Organization for Child Protection – Arabic This policy was developed based on Siyaj Organization’s belief in the importance of creating a safe working environment for all directly related parties, including direct and indirect beneficiaries of its humanitarian services, targeted groups, partners, service providers, volunteers, employees, and up to the<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/conservation-policy/">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"Conservation policy"</span></a>
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24 May 2026
An assessment reveals that the majority of local and national humanitarian...
A recent assessment revealed that humanitarian organizations lack policies and procedures that protect their staff and beneficiaries from harm during the delivery of humanitarian assistance. According to the assessment results conducted by Siyaj Organization for Child Protection in cooperation with Tamkeen Youth Foundation, aimed at identifying the needs of civil society organizations working in the<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/an-assessment-reveals-that-the-majority-of-local-and-national-humanitarian-organizations-lack-preservation-policies-and-procedures/">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"An assessment reveals that the majority of local and national humanitarian organizations lack “preservation” policies and procedures."</span></a>
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24 May 2026
An assessment reveals that the majority of local and national humanitarian...
A recent assessment revealed that humanitarian organizations lack policies and procedures that protect their staff and beneficiaries from harm during the delivery of humanitarian assistance. According to the assessment results conducted by Siyaj Organization for Child Protection in cooperation with Tamkeen Youth Foundation, aimed at identifying the needs of civil society organizations working in the<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/an-assessment-reveals-that-the-majority-of-local-and-national-humanitarian-organizations-lack-preservation-policies-and-procedures-2-2/">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"An assessment reveals that the majority of local and national humanitarian organizations lack “preservation” policies and procedures."</span></a>