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In the midst of conflict in Yemen, members of a Saferworld-supported community action group in Muthafar, a neighbourhood located at the heart of the city of Taiz, have been coordinating and taking action to respond to the growing humanitarian crisis.
25 February 2016
Since serious terror threats emerged in Yemen in 2000, the West has invested significantly in counter-terror and stabilisation.
1 February 2016
In 2016, in the wake of spectacular terror attacks, some Western nations have moved fast to commit to war against Islamic State (IS).
1 February 2016
لقراءة الملخص باللغة العربية، انظر/ي أسفل الصفحة
12 January 2016
This submission outlines Saferworld’s response to the UK Parliament’s International Development Committee
12 January 2016
In this legal opinion commissioned by Saferworld and Amnesty International - both members of the Control Arms coalition - Professor Philippe Sands QC, Professor Andrew Clapham and Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh of Matrix Chambers conclude that, on the basis of the information available, the UK Government is acting in breach of its obligations arising under the UK’s Consolidated Criteria on arms exports, the EU Common Position on Arms Exports and the Arms Trade Treaty by continuing to authorise transfers of weapons and related items to Saudi Arabia within the scope of those instruments, capable of being used in Yemen.
17 December 2015
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23 November 2015
Continuing UK support for the Saudi-led bombing and de-facto blockade of Yemen is helping to contribute to what is the most severe global humanitarian crisis in the world today.
23 October 2015
Mohammad Al-Shami, former Project Coordinator for Saferworld's Yemen programme, discusses the different stakeholders and positions in Yemen.
20 October 2015
The current crisis unfolding in Yemen has roots in a political culture that promoted corruption and patronage among the country's political elites at the expense of the country's wider population, which experienced shortages in basic services, including water, healthcare, education, security and justice.
5 October 2015