Yemen

When Yemeni women fought for the right to participate in the National Dialogue, they demonstrated their skill and capacity to lead. However, the gains they won have not been respected, and conflict has deepened the country’s suffering. Activists in Yemen are still determined to play a leading role, and their work continues to demonstrate this.

Karama in Yemen

  • A profile photo of Amal Basha

    Amal Basha

    Amal Basha has been one of the region’s most powerful voices for human rights. As a member of the National Dialogue, she was central to the achievement of a minimum quota for women's representation in decision making.

  • A profile photograph of Ola Al-Aghbary, smiling at the camera while sat at a table

    Ola Al-Aghbary

    Ola is the founder of Sheba Youth Foundation, a pioneering youth-led organization in Yemen. Sheba has done brilliant work to bring young people into peace building, addressing people’s needs and priorities on the ground.

  • A profile of Sabah Alsanayi at COP28

    Sabah Alsanayi

    Sabah has led Sheba Youth Foundation’s work as part of the Wa’ed network for adolescent girls. Her work has seen the Wa’ed network become firmly established and inclusive in Yemen, supporting girls from many different backgrounds.