📢Join Sana'a Center and Robert Bosch Stiftung to discuss the risks of the Red Sea hostilities to Yemen's peace process and regional security with Maged Almadhaji ماجد المذحجي, Nuha Al-Saeedi, Marie-Christine Heinze
& Osamah Al-Rawhani

🗓️ April 18, 2024
🕡 18.30-20.00 CEST
📌 Robert Bosch Stiftung,…

Join us this week as we read about putting affected people first and doing aid better.

Read posts by Amanda Cahill-Ripley Hisham Al-Omeisy هشام العميسي Hassan Ould Moctar ALNAP Sean Callahan espila Tenzin Manell and more!

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“There is little room left for the average Yemeni to express their opinions, and talk about their needs. They feel that they are not being heard.”
-Yemen Listening Project coordinator Nuha Saleh AlJunaid on stories people shared and why they matter on The World
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As Yemen’s conflict enters its tenth year, there’s little room left for the average Yemeni to express their opinions or their needs. This must change. Hisham Al-Omeisy هشام العميسي
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Voices from The Yemen Listening Project featured in this beautiful piece from Al Jazeera English AJ Labs
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As the war in #Yemen enters the tenth year and there is still no light visible at the end of the tunnel, we need to refocus and find out what the 'Ahmeds and Arwas' in the street want, not the belligerents, says Hisham Al-Omeisy هشام العميسي. #TheYemenListeningProject is a good place to start. #اليمن

“We rarely hear directly from Yemenis themselves about how the war has personally affected their lives and their communities, and what they want from the future.” -Hisham Al-Omeisy هشام العميسي
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Today is the ninth anniversary of #Yemen 's never-ending war, and looking at where we are now with more than 400K deaths, 4mil IDPs, and the worst humanitarian crisis, I'm reminded of what Cicero once said that in times of war, laws and rights are silent. We're going into our…

The scope, depth, and dedication it took to capture and share stories from across #Yemen .. you can hear the trauma but also the appreciation in people's voices that someone is finally allowing them opportunity to tell their unfiltered story. Kudos Annie Slemrod and Nuha Saleh AlJunaid

I’m proud to finally announce the launch of The Yemen Listening Project. An Arabic-English collection of nearly 100 personal stories, from Yemenis, about what it has been like to live through a war that enters its 10th year this week. 🧵thenewhumanitarian.org/yemenlistening…

Coming back to this strange place to say we’re finally launching The Yemen Listening Project *next week.* If you can’t wait, listen to this podcast preview featuring the incredible Nuha Saleh AlJunaid with yours truly as guest host. And stay tuned for more 🇾🇪👂!
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Nine airstrikes by US-UK targeted Houthi-controlled sites and bases in Sana’a tonight, with four strikes hitting Attan and three others targeting Jarban in Sanhan district.
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.The New Humanitarian Middle East editor Annie Slemrod launches #TheYemenListeningProject on the 25th March. She speaks with project coordinator Nuha Saleh AlJunaid in our latest episode of the What’s Unsaid podcast. Here ⬇️
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Yeah, noticing a BIG divide between people who follow Yemen regularly and those who don't. I'm not gonna lie, this didn't even register as something that would make international news to me.

Yes, it's particularly brutal, but they blow up houses and kill people all the time.

Unfortunately, this isn't a first nor an isolated incident. Houthis have blown up hundreds of homes in the past. It's a common practice and a tactic they use to humiliate their foes, silence dissent, and scare community at large into submission. To be fair though, homes usually…

Famine is imminent in Gaza.

The international community should hang its head in shame for failing to stop it.

There are four sounds you hear in Rafah as night falls: the incessant buzz of drones, the menacing roar of jet engines, the boom of exploding bombs.... and children's laughter.

A thread lovingly dedicated to the 'rascal children of Gaza'

Hisham Al-Omeisy هشام العميسي In 2016(!) schreef ik in de de Volkskrant: 'U denkt misschien niet elke dag aan Jemen. Want ja, een ver land, een conflict dat onoplosbaar lijkt, weinig media-aandacht. En toch zouden wij ons er wel druk over moeten maken. Al was het alleen maar omwille van onszelf.' Hoe begon t?👇🏽

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Les pays en crise ou en guerre ne sont évidemment pas exclus du programme. Au contraire, ce dernier est un outil de plus pour contribuer à nos efforts de règlement ou préparer la reconstruction.
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