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The Yemeni news agency Saba reported that two children were injured in the “riots” that erupted last night in neighborhoods in central Sana’a. Citing a security source in the Ministry of Interior, the agency stated that a seven-year-old child was injured in the riots carried out by armed men opposed to the authorities in theContinue reading “Two children injured in armed clashes in Sana’a”
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For her part, Dr. Thaera Shaalan, Director of Programs at the Council, indicated that the Council is implementing a number of activities and events, including the establishment of an online forum for Arab children that creates a space for communication, information exchange, and the development of values of dialogue, critical thinking, and acceptance of othersContinue reading “Arab Children’s Forum in Beirut next April”
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The Education Office in the capital, Sana’a, suspended classes on Saturday in areas of armed conflict in the Shu’ub and Hasbah districts. NewsYemen quoted the office director, Mohammed al-Fadhli, as saying that the office decided to halt the educational process if clashes continued in the areas of friction, fearing for the safety of students. Al-FadhliContinue reading “Schools suspended in areas of clashes in Sana’a”
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A toddler in Hodeidah Governorate was killed in a gas cylinder explosion at her home. The Ministry of Interior’s Security Media Center reported that the one-and-a-half-year-old girl died, and six other family members, including three children aged between 4 and 12, sustained various injuries in the incident. The center indicated that the Civil Defense inContinue reading “A child was killed in the city of Hodeidah in a gas cylinder explosion.”
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Sana’a, Siyaj: A child in Taiz Governorate was killed after being shot in the back by a bullet of unknown origin. Media sources in Sana’a reported that the child, Nashwan Mohammed Abdo, aged 9, was shot while standing in front of his house in the Old City of the governorate’s capital. Meanwhile, another child wasContinue reading “A child was killed and another injured in Taiz.”
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The Institute for Children’s Rights (IDE) in Switzerland has awarded the “Siyaj for Child Protection” organization the title of “Organization of the Month” for its exemplary work in protecting, monitoring, advocating for, and promoting children’s rights in Yemen. This recognition is in appreciation of Siyaj’s outstanding role in protecting and advocating for children’s rights inContinue reading “The IDE Institute in Switzerland awards the Siyaj organization the title of “Organization of the Month” as a model organization in child protection in Yemen.”
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The Seyaj Organization for Child Protection condemns the killing, siege, starvation, and extrajudicial arrests of civilians in Al-Dhale’ Governorate under the pretext of protecting national unity. The Seyaj Organization for Child Protection condemns the killing, siege, starvation, and arbitrary arrests of civilians in Al-Dhale’ Governorate. The Seyaj Organization strongly condemns the use of lethal forceContinue reading “Siyaj condemns the government’s use of lethal force against civilians in Al-Dhali’”
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The “Seyaj for Child Protection” organization received a report concerning the rape of an orphaned girl, Arwa Gh. M., estimated to be 13 years old. She was abducted by three individuals who held her captive in a room and committed their crime there for three consecutive days (May 21-23). The Seyaj organization received a reportContinue reading “A teenage girl was gang-raped in Ibb Governorate after being lured by three men.”
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A field report prepared by the Seyaj Organization for Child Protection (a non-governmental organization) in cooperation with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) revealed the impact of war and armed conflict on children in Saada Governorate and Harf Sufyan District in Amran Governorate. The report, which was reflected in the UN Secretary-General’s report, stated thatContinue reading “First field report on the impact of the war in Yemen on children: Nearly 50% of the fighters in northern Yemen are children.”
