More than a year.. and they are still behind bars We extend an open invitation to all local and international organizations, civil society activists, humanitarian and human rights workers, and all segments of Yemeni society to participate in our campaign calling for the release of our colleagues who have been forcibly detained in Sana’a. More than a year has passed, and our fellow victims of arbitrary detention are still behind unknown bars, facing false and baseless accusations, and living an uncertain and unclear fate. A whole year of their lives has passed with no return; a year of isolation, oppression, injustice, and loss. Their days pass quickly, while their lives are being stolen without cause or compensation. Behind bars are families bleeding with pain — fathers and mothers, wives and husbands, and children waiting eagerly. They have knocked on all doors, official and unofficial, but with no answer. No clarification, no procedures granting them the right to know or to be reassured. Another year is devouring the detainees, their families, and their colleagues with grief. Charges were extracted under coercion — charges that tarnished their reputation as humanitarian workers and targeted their noble mission of serving Yemen and the Yemeni people. Enforced disappearance and unlawful arrests have stripped them of their most basic rights. Their health is deteriorating day by day — physically and psychologically — amid complete silence, gross neglect, and practices that violate their humanity. Today, more than a year later, the call remains the same: Release our arbitrarily detained colleagues.

Led by the Ministry of Social Affairs, Labour and Local Authority in Aden, supported by @UNDPYemen , Under the Supervision of the National Planning, Coordination and Follow-up Team of the NAP National Plan for the Women, Peace and Security Agenda WPS, and implement the NAP by the Governorate's Action Group (Aden), PASS foundation - Peace for Sustainable Societies and Collaborating with Security Dept Aden are concluded a training for 20 individual / Officer from various Aden Governorate's "Eighth batch" Police Centers on (Police Corps Act - Criminal and Penal Code - Code of Criminal Procedure: Duties of police officers, inferences Stage - gender-based violence - communication skills - code of professional conduct - Explanation of the police man and Criminal and Penal Code) to empowering Police Staff from Male and Female knowledge, Skills and Policing Responsive Directions to Gender Intersectionality "Men, Women, Children"

Led by the Ministry of Social Affairs, Labour and Local Authority in Aden, supported by @UNDPYemen , Under the Supervision of the National Planning, Coordination and Follow-up Team of the NAP National Plan for the Women, Peace and Security Agenda WPS, and implement the NAP by the Governorate's Action Group (Aden), PASS foundation - Peace for Sustainable Societies and Collaborating with Security Dept Aden are concluded a training for 20 individual / Officer from various Aden Governorate's "Seventh batch" Police Centers on (Police Corps Act - Criminal and Penal Code - Code of Criminal Procedure: Duties of police officers, inferences Stage - gender-based violence - communication skills - code of professional conduct - Explanation of the police man and Criminal and Penal Code) to empowering Police Staff from Male and Female knowledge, Skills and Policing Responsive Directions to Gender Intersectionality "Men, Women, Children"