Salam for Yemen rejoint Amnesty International jeudi prochain pour dire Stop à la guerre au Yémen et pour dire non aux exportations d’armement français à l’Arabie Saoudite et aux Émirats arabes unis qui tuent et affament les Yéménites. Rejoignez-nous…
Read Moreبيان مشترك: رفض الحرب على اليمن دعوة للاحتجاج دوليا يوم الاثنين المصادف ۲۵ يناير (كانون الثاني) ۲۰۲۱ منذ عام ۲۰۱۵ قتل القصف والحصار الذي قادته السعودية على اليمن عشرات الالاف من اليمنين ودمر البلد. وقد وصفته الأمم المتحدة على انه…
Read MoreLE DÉSASTRE QUI RAVAGE LE YÉMEN EST CRÉÉ PAR L’HOMME. IL EST CAUSÉ PAR LA GUERRE ET LE BLOCUS. ON PEUT Y METTRE FIN. APPEL À UNE PROTESTATION INTERNATIONALE LE LUNDI 25 JANVIER 2021 Depuis 2015, les bombardements…
Read MoreAlors que 13 ONG françaises et internationales ont appelé jeudi dernier le gouvernement français à répondre positivement et rapidement aux propositions de la mission d’information parlementaire sur le contrôle des exportations d’armement pour plus de transparence et de contrôle démocratique,…
Read MoreSaturday marks one year since the Saudi-led coalition began carrying out airstrikes on rebel forces in Yemen. So far all negotiation talks have failed to broker a peace deal and to end the airstrikes and fighting on the ground, as…
Read MoreAbuses of Laws of Armed Conflict and Human Rights in Yemen Violations of human rights and the rights of law appear to have been carried out both by the Saudi-led international coalition and the rebels in the country. While not…
Read MoreCALL FOR SUBMISSIONS! SFY is calling for NGO’s, IGO’s, journalists, academics and other experts to share their analysis, data and statements with SFY, for us to distribute amongst our network and beyond. For inquiries and submissions: info@salamforyemen.org
Read MoreIn light of the Geneva Talks on Yemen in June 2015, SFY launched the following petition on Avaaz.org: “We call on the States in the Security Council of the UnitedNations to act to: – Stop all fighting and specially air…
Read More“Almost 8.6 million people are in urgent need of medical help. WHO was able to dispatch almost 48 tonnes of medicine into the country during the 5-day ceasefire earlier this month, serving some 400 000 people. This is vastly insufficient…
Read MoreThe humanitarian crisis in Yemen grows more catastrophic each day. Fighting and indiscriminate airstrikes have harmed civilians, medical facilities, and critical infrastructure, disabling the only international airport in the country. These attacks, along with an unwavering blockade, … (read more)…
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