Human Rights and Humanitarian Bulletin
Human rights advocacy in Geneva, dialogue on civilian protection and political participation, and material and emotional support for people wounded or displaced by war.
Inside this bulletin
Selected highlights summarized from the original edition.
International advocacy and human rights
The bulletin describes YACC’s participation in United Nations Human Rights Council discussions in Geneva on the situation in Yemen under Agenda Item 10. A panel brought together experts, human rights advocates, political figures and academics to examine Yemen’s crises, Red Sea escalation, and the rights and political future of people in the South.
Source: original PDF, page 3
Human rights dialogue
The discussions addressed civilian protection, political representation and active participation, as well as ways to de-escalate tensions and support stability. YACC’s human rights and advocacy team moderated the session, with contributions from specialists in law, peace and society in South Yemen.
Source: original PDF, page 4
Supporting people affected by war and displacement
On the ground, YACC’s team visited people wounded in the war, including civilians and children, and provided material and emotional support. Activities also included a visit to the camp in Al-Buraiqa for people displaced from Mokha. The edition links international advocacy with attention to the humanitarian needs of affected people and their families.
Source: original PDF, page 5
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