Study: The Extent of Children’s Access to Justice in Yemen
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Messages That Matter
12 January 2023
Principles of dealing with children
All children must be treated on the basis of equality, respect, and dignity.
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Messages That Matter
31 December 2022
The six violations against children.
Since its establishment, Seyaj has been working to monitor and document violations and crimes affecting children’s rights in armed conflicts. Seyaj has developed its policies and mechanisms to comply with United Nations treaties and standards, most notably the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its Optional Protocols. UN Security Council Resolution 1612 ofContinue reading “The six violations against children.”
Messages That Matter
12 January 2022
Principles of dealing with children
All children must be treated on the basis of equality, respect, and dignity.
News
18 May 2019
Taiz Lawyers’ Association and Branch: Agreement on a joint committee to support children’s justice
The Seyaj Organization for Child Protection and the Taiz branch of the Bar Association agreed to form a joint committee to identify the difficulties and challenges facing juvenile justice in the governorate and hindering victims’ access to redress, legal protection, and care. This comes as part of Seyaj’s strategy to create a protective environment forContinue reading “Taiz Lawyers’ Association and Branch: Agreement on a joint committee to support children’s justice”
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10 June 2016
The head of the “Siyaj” organization told “Yemen Monitor”: Child recruitment in Yemen increased by 500 percent in 2015.
* 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.”