In consultations with more than 2,400 Yemenis across nine governorates, the report explores public perceptions of environmental issues and their influence on peacemaking, as well as public support for potential environmental peacemaking solutions.
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Report exploring the role of women in tribal mediation in Shabwa, particularly in family-related disputes. It highlights that traditional mediation roles of women are becoming weaker as women who are sceptical of the ability of tribal mores to provide them with opportunities and safeguard their interests, forego such roles and tribal mediation altogether; as well […]
Saudi Arabia’s Eastward Turn: Shifting Relations with Yemeni Tribes
Discussion of Saudi Arabian policy towards tribes in Eastern Yemen, highlighting recent focus on the region and assessing the impact and success of Saudi policy. Includes a useful discussion of the main tribes and their leadership in Hadhramawt, in particular.
Land for the Powerful: Property Violations in Aden
Discussion of land and property disputes in Aden, with a focus on the wrenching historical discontinuities in Aden and the way that they have directly affected private and public property rights.
