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The head of the Seyaj Organization, Ahmed Al-Qurashi, stated that “stopping the war and establishing a lasting peace is the path to ending the suffering of Yemenis, especially vulnerable and marginalized groups such as children and women, and achieving stability for Yemen and the region.” During his meeting with the Ambassador of the Kingdom ofContinue reading “Stopping the war and achieving justice and the rule of law is the path to stability in Yemen and the region.”
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The Seyaj Organization for Child Protection appealed to the Honorable Chief Justice of the Wasab Al-Aali Primary Court in Dhamar Governorate to annul the marriage of ten-year-old Saud Yahya Mohammed to a man in his sixties, according to available information. In a letter to the Chief Justice, Siyaj stated: Siyaj Organization for the Protection ofContinue reading “Siyaj urges the judiciary to annul the marriage of a child to a man in his sixties”
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The “Siyaj Organization for Child Protection” calls upon the President of the Hajjah Governorate Court of Appeals to intervene swiftly and decisively to rescue and deliver justice to (M.A., aged 12 years and a few months), the victim of a deceptive kidnapping under cover of night. She is currently being tried before the Abs DistrictContinue reading “A Yemeni girl is on trial for “indecent act,” and a women’s organization is calling for her rescue as she is a “victim of kidnapping.””
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Seyaj Organization for Child Protection appeals to the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Hajjah Governorate to expedite the investigation into the rape and murder of 12-year-old (E.Y.A.) and refer him to the competent court with urgent procedures so that he receives his just punishment according to the law. In a letter to the Head of theContinue reading “Siyaj appeals to the head of the Hajjah Governorate prosecution to expedite the referral of the case of the rape and murder of a child to the judiciary.”
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* Quoted from Yemen Monitor website / Sana’a / Special Ahmed Al-Qurashi, head of the Seyaj Organization for Child Protection, stated that the recruitment of children in Yemen increased by 500 percent during 2015. Al-Qurashi added in a special statement to “Yemen Monitor”: There is no doubt that the recruitment of children and their involvementContinue reading “The head of the “Siyaj” organization told “Yemen Monitor”: Child recruitment in Yemen increased by 500 percent in 2015.”
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In a meeting with journalists and writers, the head of the Siyaj Organization affirms: Child recruitment is a widespread problem and a war crime practiced on a large scale in Yemen. The Siyaj Organization for Child Protection held a media meeting with writers and journalists from various media outlets as part of its “Siyaj CampaignContinue reading “The head of the Siyaj organization confirms: Child recruitment is a widespread problem and a war crime practiced on a large scale in Yemen.”
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The head of the Seyaj Organization for Child Protection and Minister of Justice, Judge Murshid Al-Arshani, discussed the challenges facing juvenile justice in Yemen and the resulting practices and procedures that violate children’s rights. Some of these practices lead to death sentences against minors, and serious crimes are committed against many juveniles during detention andContinue reading “The head of the security forces and the Minister of Justice discuss reducing the execution of minors and strengthening juvenile justice in Yemen.”
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The head of the Seyaj Organization for Child Protection in Yemen, Ahmed Al-Qurashi, said in the episode that discussed “Human Trafficking” %A8%D8%AA%D9%82%D8%AF%D9%8A%D9%85-%D8%A7%D8%B3%D8%AA%D9%82%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AA%D9%87-%D8%AC%D8%B1%D8%A7%D8%A1-%D8%AA%D9%82%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%B1-%D9%84%D9%80-%D9%84%D8%AB%D8%A7%D9%85%D9%86%D8%A9-.html” From the “Al-Thamina” program on MBC1 with Dawood Al-Sharyan: “I swear, if I were the Yemeni Prime Minister tonight, I would resign because of this report exposing child trafficking gangs. It is notContinue reading “Al-Qurashi demands the Prime Minister’s resignation following a report by “Al-Thamina” on MBC1.”
