that the parties to the armed conflict in Yemen did not fully commit to implementing the United Nations-backed truce agreement that took initially effect in early April and was not extended in October 2022..

"The UN Secretary-General must treat all parties to the conflict according to the same standards. There are no justifications for delisting the Saudi/UAE-led coalition from the list of shame, as it continues its grave violations against children."..

It is imperative that UN member states strive to break silos within the system by bridging the gap between Geneva and New York, as well as work across cross-cutting agendas, including the Call to Action for Human Rights and Our Common Agenda..

The weeks have witnessed unprecedented scenes of protesting in Iran. For the past four decades, the Iranian government has violently imposed mandatory hijab and other laws to limit women's social and economic participation in society

Radhya Al-Mutawakel, Chairperson of Mwatana for Human Rights, said, “States are involved in bargaining over political interests when it comes to accountability and redress in Yemen..

The complaint seeks to expose the potential complicity in war crimes and crimes against humanity of companies that have continued to transfer weapons to the Coalition.

This brutal way of treating a group of Ethiopian and Yemeni immigrants inside Saudi territory, who were killed and tortured, is one of a series of violations against civilians in the border areas between Yemen and Saudi Arabia..

the persistent nature of enforced disappearance in Yemen, exacerbated by the impunity applied to all parties to the conflict,  is underscored by the 31 undersigned local, regional, and international organizations, associations, and networks.

The spread of domestic violence indicates an imbalance in the social structure of the family as the first, solid protection for family members. It also constitutes a defect in societal values ​​and norms, and a failing in the structure of the state, and its various laws and institutions, including the police and judicial institutions.

The main roads in and out of the city of Taizz have been closed since 2015 by Houthi forces, severely restricting freedom of movement for civilians and impeding the flow of essential goods, medicine, and humanitarian access to the city’s residents..