Women Journalists Without Chains said it has received verified information indicating that security checkpoints affiliated with the Southern Transitional Council (STC) closed the main road linking Taiz and Lahj on Saturday, December 27, 2025, preventing hundreds of civilians from entering the city of Aden in what it described as an arbitrary and dangerous measure.
Women Journalists Without Chains has issued a stark warning over the escalating consequences of Israel’s continued settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank,
A growing number of United Nations and humanitarian workers in Yemen remain in detention or forcibly disappeared following a renewed escalation by Houthi forces, raising serious concerns over the safety of humanitarian operations and the systematic erosion of international legal protections for aid workers.
A United Nations-facilitated prisoner exchange agreement signed in Muscat between the internationally recognized Yemeni government and the Houthi militia, providing for the release of nearly 2,900 detainees from both sides,
Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) strongly condemns, in the harshest and most unequivocal terms, the horrific terrorist crime that struck the city of Taiz on the morning of Thursday,
A fatal act of tribal retribution in Yemen’s Shabwa Governorate has drawn sharp condemnation from human rights advocates and widespread public outrage, with rights groups warning that the incident reflects a dangerous erosion of the rule of law and a growing reliance on violence outside judicial authority.
Women Journalists Without Chains strongly condemns the arrest of Mohamed Ould Ghadda, head of Transparency International–Mauritania and former senator, under circumstances that raise grave concerns regarding respect for due process, legal safeguards, and fundamental rights.