Yemeni Organisations Made a Report about the Women's Situation in Houthi Prisons
February 19, 2021, 1:59 pm

Women

The Coalition of Women for Peace in Yemen , The 8th March Yemeni Union Women , The Yemeni Organization for Combating Human Trafficking ,and The Yemeni Coalition for Independent Women in Cooperation with Women for Love, Peace & Tolerance - WLPT, Female Synergy for Peace and Sustainable Development - FSPS

and The International Academy of Media and Diplomacy- IAMD are Launching a report on the arrest of women by Houthi in Yemen :

Isolated from the world

Houthi Prisons Graves of Women

Friday 19 February 2021

8 pm Mecca time

on Zoom

Speakers :

Dr. Wesam Basindowa , President of the March 8 Alliance for Yemeni Women

Noora Al-Jarwi, President of the Coalition of Women for Peace in Yemen

Mr. Faraj Fneish, Former Head of the Middle East Department at the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, No Peace Without Justice Organization.

Dr. Nadia Al-Turki, President of the International Academy for Media and Diplomacy (IAMD) and President of Women for Love, Peace and Tolerance WLPT

Mr. Nabil Fadel, the Yemeni Organization for Combating Human Trafficking

Dr Deborah Swallow , Intercultural Communication Specialist and Learning Academy Director

Quentin Muller, French journalist, LACROIX magazine.

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