1. Overview of the SPARK Program The SPARK program (Supporting Peace in Yemen through Accountability, Reconciliation, and Knowledge-Sharing) advances local and national reconciliation in Yemen
Disinformation and Children’s Rights in Yemen Since the outbreak of the Yemeni conflict in 2014, children remain one of its most severe causalities. In 2025,
[Title] 1. Overview of the SPARK Program In July 2025, the SPARK team, composed of DT Institute and its local partners, the Abductees’ Mothers Association
While engaging in psychosocial sessions under the SAFE (Supporting Awareness, Facilitating Enforcement of Children’s Rights in the Yemeni Conflict) Project, 13-year-old Jennah1 shared her heartbreaking experience of
| Ten years ago, in May 2015, a fuel truck loaded with gasoline changed its route to avoid intense clashes raging around and within the
“A dream come true… an independent platform aimed at paving the way toward peace grounded in justice.” With these words, Amat Al-Salam Al-Hajj, Chairperson of SPARK
Taiz, Yemen – From 6 to 8 September, Taiz hosted the first-ever Memory Museum in Yemen, turning eight years of siege into a living archive
Violation: Detention of the child Amjad Marai in the Old City of Ibb Date: September 19, 2024 Location: Amjad was arbitrarily detained in the Ahwal
A decade into Yemen’s war, human rights organizations continue to document widespread violations, despite facing arrests, torture, and severe restrictions. The Justice4Yemen Pact Coalition asserts
On International Women’s Day, the Justice4Yemen Pact Coalition highlights the ongoing struggles of Yemeni women, who face systemic marginalization, gender-based violence, and severe restrictions on
