This informational brief sheds light on the year-long detention of Yemeni journalist Ahmed Maher, highlighting the perilous conditions faced by journalists in Yemen when...
Joint Statement on the World Day for International Justice Delivered by Justice4Yemen Pact Coalition Yemen July 17, 2023 ” Joining Hands for Justice on...
100 international and local organizations signed an “advocacy letter” for victims of the violations committed against Yemeni journalists, and called on the international community,...
Free Media
Under the title “Journalism bleeding”, as part of the efforts of media and human rights institutions in supporting the protection of rights and freedoms in Yemen and within the framework of the “Free Voices” project, the “Free Media Center for Investigative Journalism”
Impunity for crimes against journalists means the failure of states to achieve justice and redress in cases of violations against journalists, including murder.
Impunity for crimes against journalists means the failure of states to achieve justice and redress in cases of violations against journalists, including murder.
The security services of Houthi group, called Ansar Allah, arrested Yemeni journalist Mohammed Ali Salem al-Junaid on November 13, 2018, from Hodeidah governorate center...
A court in Sana’a issued a strange sentence against him. The judge directed the concerned authorities to “qualify the journalist culturally, behaviorally, intellectually and...
| Aden detention center Younis Abdussalam, a depressed Yemeni journalist who was first detained, on August 17, 2020, by the Transitional Council forces, on...
A boy steps over an AK-47 assault rifle at a camp for displaced persons, in Marib, Yemen, in this July 27, 2018, photo. Thousands of boys, some as young as 10, have been forcibly recruited as child soldiers in the country’s civil war, most by Houthi rebels who push the children into combat at the front lines. The boys describe fighting and killing in battle, traumatized by seeing the often mangled bodies of the dead. (AP Photo/Nariman El-Mofty)
Ahmed Maher
