An international report has revealed the worsening phenomenon of child recruitment in Yemen, particularly since the outbreak of protests and the grinding political crisis that has…
An international report has revealed the worsening phenomenon of child recruitment in Yemen, particularly since the outbreak of protests and the grinding political crisis that has gripped the country since the beginning of last year. A report submitted by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to the Security Council indicated that the international organization and its partners have observed the recruitment of children in Yemen into the ranks of… For more on the report, visit Al Arabiya.net.
A recent assessment revealed a lack of policies and procedures within humanitarian organizations to protect their staff and beneficiaries from harm while delivering humanitarian aid. According to the results of the assessment conducted by the “Seyaj Organization for Child Protection” in cooperation with the “Youth Empowerment Foundation” to identify the needs of civil society organizations<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/an-assessment-reveals-that-the-majority-of-local-and-national-humanitarian-organizations-lack-preservation-policies-and-procedures-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>
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 of<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/stopping-the-war-and-achieving-justice-and-the-rule-of-law-is-the-path-to-stability-in-yemen-and-the-region/">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"Stopping the war and achieving justice and the rule of law is the path to stability in Yemen and the region."</span></a>
Seyaj Organization for Child Protection appeals to both the Head of the Supreme Judicial Council and the Attorney General of the Republic to urgently address the death sentence against a 15-year-old child. The organization said in Messages I sent in this regard indicate that the Zanzibar Primary Court sentenced the child Hani Mohammed bin Mohammed<a href="https://seyaj.org/en/a-yemeni-court-sentences-a-child-to-death-in-zinjibar-abyan-governorate/">Continue reading <span class="sr-only">"A Yemeni court sentences a child to death in Zinjibar, Abyan Governorate."</span></a>
