The Human Rights and Women Observatory serves as a mechanism for monitoring, documenting, and analyzing violations of civil, political, economic, and social rights, with a particular focus on women’s rights in Yemen. The project aims to produce accurate data, analytical reports, and annual indicators to support rights-based policies and provide reliable information to donors, international organizations, decision-makers, and civil society.
1. Establishing an up-to-date database of human rights and women’s rights violations in Hadhramout.
2. Monitoring and analyzing rights-related challenges and violations and providing evidence-based recommendations.
3. Enhancing transparency and accountability in protection and human rights issues.
4. Supporting data-driven advocacy and influence campaigns through high-quality, targeted reports.
• Establishing and training a specialized monitoring team on digital documentation tools and qualitative and quantitative analysis.
• Developing an interactive online platform for tracking violations and publishing dynamic indicators.
• Publishing quarterly and annual specialized reports, including reports on “The Status of Women in Hadhramout.”
• Conducting periodic seminars and research partnerships with national and international universities and research centers.
• Organizing digital human rights advocacy campaigns.
• Establishing a comprehensive database of documented cases.
• Publishing periodic analytical reports and specialized reports on women’s rights.
• Launching updatable and digitally accessible regional human rights indicators.
• Strengthening the Foundation’s role as a key human rights reference in Hadhramout.
1. Establishing an up-to-date database of human rights and women’s rights violations in Hadhramout.
2. Monitoring and analyzing rights-related challenges and violations and providing evidence-based recommendations.
3. Enhancing transparency and accountability in protection and human rights issues.
4. Supporting data-driven advocacy and influence campaigns through high-quality, targeted reports.
• Establishing and training a specialized monitoring team on digital documentation tools and qualitative and quantitative analysis.
• Developing an interactive online platform for tracking violations and publishing dynamic indicators.
• Publishing quarterly and annual specialized reports, including reports on “The Status of Women in Hadhramout.”
• Conducting periodic seminars and research partnerships with national and international universities and research centers.
• Organizing digital human rights advocacy campaigns.
• Establishing a comprehensive database of documented cases.
• Publishing periodic analytical reports and specialized reports on women’s rights.
• Launching updatable and digitally accessible regional human rights indicators.
• Strengthening the Foundation’s role as a key human rights reference in Hadhramout.
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