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Enhancing the role of civil society hubs and networks in Yemen

How to advance the WPS agenda together with women's networks and rights organisations: learning from Resourcing Change 

The ambitions of the WPS agenda remain constrained by fragmented implementation and limited support for women’s rights organisations (WROs), alongside a larger global rollback on gender equality. Amid this, it is outcomes from projects like Resourcing Change – which provided flexible, core funding that recognised women-led organisations as essential peacebuilders – that provide a useful counterpoint.

Resourcing Change: supporting women’s rights organisations and women’s networks in fragile and conflict-affected states – untold stories

Localising change: a roadmap for strengthening Yemeni civil society

Saferworld condemns the killing of Yemeni women's activist Iftehan Al-Mashahri

Saferworld strongly condemns the horrific killing of women’s activist Iftehan Al-Mashahri in Taiz, Yemen, on 18 September 2025.  

Influencing change through flexible funding - conversations with women’s rights organisations in Nigeria, South Sudan and Yemen

Local action, global impact: Celebrating ten years of the Youth, Peace and Security agenda 

Ten years after the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2250 on Youth, Peace and Security, young people around the world are proving that peacebuilding is most effective when it starts in the community. Across continents, youth-led initiatives are tackling the root causes of conflict, bridging divides, and building the trust needed for lasting peace.

A Strategic Pivot is Needed for Long-term Peace and Stability in Yemen

For 20 years, the United States took a military-first approach to instability in Yemen. In that time, it has failed to produce long-term outcomes that reduce insecurity or support Yemenis to bring peace to the country.

Women's participation in peacebuilding: strengthening digital safety against cybercrime in Yemen

We're working with Yemeni partners to advocate for and establish a Cyber Extortion Division within the Public Prosecution Office of Yemen’s judicial system, which came into effect in March 2024. This initiative has played a crucial role in raising awareness, protecting victims, and ensuring legal accountability for cyber-related crimes.