منظمة يمنية تعمل في مجال الدفاع عن #حقوق_الانسان وحمايتها في #اليمن،مقرها محافظة #مأرب Yemeni NGO based in #Yemen working in defending & protecting Human Rights
🎣 Forgotten Fishers on #Yemen’s West Coast
A new report documents the harm suffered by fishing communities and examines their priorities and demands for reparation and justice.
📑Read the report:
https://t.co/aykG0Qv4Jz
#Yemen#HumanRights#Accountability#Fishers
تعرب منظمة مساءلة لحقوق الإنسان عن إدانتها الشديدة للقصف الذي تعرضت له مدينة #مأرب صباح اليوم من قبل جماعة الحوثي والذي استهدف أحياءً سكنية ومخيمات للنازحين، باستخدام الصواريخ والطائرات المسيّرة، وأدى وفقًا للبيانات الأولية إلى مقتل مدنيين اثنين وإصابة 14 آخرين بينهم نساء وأطفال.
Musaala for Human Rights strongly condemns the bombing that targeted #Marib this morning by Houthis. The attack targeted residential and displacement camps using missiles and drones, resulted in the killing of two civilians & the injury of 14 others, including women and children.
Years of Harm, No Reparations: New Report Highlights the Experiences of Yemen’s Fishing Communities
Read the report in English or Arabic from here: https://t.co/fZ0wcKTdyU
سنوات من المعاناة، دون جبر ضرر: تقرير جديد يسلط الضوء على تجارب مجتمعات الصيادين في اليمن
اقرأ التقرير باللغة العربية أو الانجليزية من هنا: https://t.co/fZ0wcKTdyU
New Report Examines the Harms Suffered by Yemen’s Fishing Communities and Their Calls for Reparations
Global Rights Compliance (GRC), together with Musaala Organization for Human Rights, the Yemeni Coalition for Monitoring Human Rights Violations (Ras’d Coalition), and SAM Organization for Rights and Liberties, has released a new report examining the harms suffered by fishing communities along Yemen’s west coast and their priorities for reparations.
Based on 84 interviews with survivors, relatives of victims, and other stakeholders, the report documents how years of conflict and violations of international law have affected fishermen and their communities. Findings highlight patterns of harm including airstrikes, landmines and explosive remnants of war, arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance, torture, ill-treatment, confiscation of boats and equipment.
The report finds that these harms have had severe physical, psychological, and socioeconomic consequences, contributing to displacement, food insecurity, and the loss of livelihoods. Despite this, victims have received little recognition or redress.
Interviewed fishermen identified compensation, restoration of livelihoods, healthcare, legal accountability, and stronger protections for fishing communities among their key priorities. Many also emphasised that an end to the ongoing conflict is essential to any meaningful recovery.
The report concludes that continued documentation, monitoring, and engagement with affected communities are critical to advancing victims’ rights to truth, justice, and reparations. It also underscores the broader need to place victims at the centre of discussions on Yemen and to ensure meaningful pathways to accountability and redress for those affected by years of conflict and abuse.
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At @MusaalaOrg, we believe protecting the rights of fishers means more than protecting their livelihoods.
It means recognizing their human dignity, ensuring their right to justice, preventing their suffering from being forgotten, & ensuring accountability for those responsible.
🎣 Forgotten Fishers on #Yemen’s West Coast
A new report documents the harm suffered by fishing communities and examines their priorities and demands for reparation and justice.
📑Read the report:
https://t.co/aykG0Qv4Jz
#Yemen#HumanRights#Accountability#Fishers
Victims have rights.
The right to know the truth.
The right to justice.
The right to reparation.
Continued documentation, monitoring, and engagement with affected communities are essential to advancing these rights.
📑https://t.co/3jSdXFtfdz
#Yemen
Many fishers emphasized that ending the conflict permanently remains essential to achieving any sustainable improvement in their lives.
Protecting livelihoods & preventing future violations requires more than temporary measures.
It requires lasting peace & accountability.
Reparations are not only about financial compensation.
Affected fishers also called for:
🩺 Healthcare & psychological support
⚖️ Legal accountability
🛡️ Protection of the fishing sector
📚 Educational opportunities for children
🚫 Measures to prevent future violations
#Yemen
For a fisher, a boat is more than property.
It is a livelihood. It is how a family earns an income & puts food on the table.
That is why the return of property & compensation for destroyed or confiscated boats & fishing equipment are among the fishers’ key priorities.
#Yemen
The affected fishers priorities include:
💰Compensation
🚤Return or replacement of boats & fishing equipment
🩺Physical & psychological healthcare
⚖️Legal accountability
🛡️Greater protection for the fishing sector
📚Education for children
🚫Measures to prevent future violations
Despite the scale of the harm documented, the report found no evidence that victims had received meaningful reparations or genuine recognition from responsible parties.
Existing mechanisms have largely failed to provide effective and transparent responses.
#Yemen
تقرير جديد يستعرض الأضرار التي لحقت بمجتمعات الصيادين في اليمن ومطالباتهم بالتعويضات
أصدرت مؤسسة الامتثال العالمي للحقوق (GRC)، بالتعاون مع منظمة مساءلة لحقوق الإنسان، والتحالف اليمني لرصد انتهاكات حقوق الإنسان (تحالف رصد)، ومنظمة سام للحقوق والحريات، تقريرًا جديدًا يوثق الأضرار التي عانت منها مجتمعات الصيادين على طول الساحل الغربي لليمن، ويستعرض احتياجاتها وأولوياتها وتفضيلاتها فيما يتعلق بجبر الضرر.
استناداً إلى 84 مقابلة أُجريت مع ناجين وأقارب الضحايا وجهات معنية أخرى، يوثق التقرير كيف أثرت سنوات من النزاع وانتهاكات للقانون الدولي على الصيادين ومجتمعاتهم. وتسلط النتائج الضوء على أنماط الأذى التي شملت الغارات الجوية، والألغام الأرضية ومخلفات الحرب المتفجرة، والاحتجاز التعسفي، والاختفاء القسري، والتعذيب، وسوء المعاملة، ومصادرة القوارب والمعدات.
ويكشف التقرير إلى أن هذه الأضرار قد تسببت في عواقب جسدية ونفسية واجتماعية واقتصادية خطيرة، مما ساهم في النزوح وانعدام الأمن الغذائي وفقدان سبل العيش. ورغم ذلك، لم يحظَ الضحايا إلا بقدر ضئيل من الاعتراف أو الإنصاف.
وحدد الصيادون الذين تمت مقابلتهم ان أولوياتهم الرئيسية تتضمن التعويضات، واستعادة سبل العيش، والرعاية الصحية، والمساءلة القانونية، وتعزيز الحماية لمجتمعات الصيادين. كما شدد الكثيرون على أن إنهاء الصراع الدائر أمر ضروري لأي انتعاش حقيقي.
ويبين التقرير أن استمرار التوثيق والرصد والتفاعل مع المجتمعات المتضررة أمور بالغة الأهمية لتعزيز حقوق الضحايا في معرفة الحقيقة وتحقيق العدالة والحصول على جبر الضرر. كما يؤكد التقرير على الحاجة الأوسع نطاقاً إلى وضع الضحايا في صميم المناقشات المتعلقة باليمن، وضمان توفير مسارات فعالة للمساءلة والإنصاف لأولئك الذين تضرروا من سنوات من النزاع والانتهاكات.
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The harm didn't end when violence stopped. For fishing communities, years of conflict have contributed to:
🔻 Displacement
🔻 Food insecurity
🔻 Loss of livelihoods
🔻 Physical and psychological harm
🔻 Long-term economic & social consequences
Their suffering cannot be ignored.
The report identifies violations of IHRL and IHL involving multiple parties to the conflict, including the Saudi- and UAE-led coalition, the Houthis, Yemen’s internationally recognized government, & Eritrea.
The consequences have been physical, psychological, social, & economic.
Type of Violations:
▪️ Airstrikes
▪️ Landmines and explosive remnants of war
▪️ Arbitrary detention
▪️ Enforced disappearance
▪️ Torture
▪️ Ill-treatment
▪️ Seizure of boats and fishing equipment
These violations have had devastating and long-lasting consequences.
#Yemen
🔎 Based on 84 interviews with survivors, relatives of victims, & other relevant stakeholders, alongside field research and open-source research conducted in 2024–2025, the report documents patterns of harm affecting fishers and their communities along #Yemen’s west coast.