AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWilayah Day in Yemen: Dhamar’s Maghrib ’Ans district and Sana’a’s As-Safiyah district held major Eid al-Ghadeer/Wilayah Day events with religious speeches, poetic chants, and traditional Bara’a dance, framing wilayah as a faith-based identity and a source of unity and resilience. Revolution Leader’s Message: Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi used the occasion to stress readiness to confront enemies amid regional escalation, linking Yemen’s stance to developments in Lebanon and Palestine. Children Under Attack: The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms reported 29,891 child-violation cases by the Houthi militia from 2015 to March 30, 2026, including killings, injuries, abductions, sexual violence, displacement, and child recruitment. Women and Mobility: A World Bank-linked report highlights how Yemeni women face higher barriers to driving and movement, shaped by cultural and religious norms and harassment at checkpoints. Climate Justice Push: The UN adopted a resolution backing a landmark ICJ ruling on states’ climate duties, while warning that many governments still persecute climate and environmental activists. LGBTQ+ Rights Snapshot: A global roundup notes Yemen among countries where consensual same-sex acts can carry the death penalty, underscoring harsh legal risk.
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