Yemen: Warring Parties Restrict Women’s Movement

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Women walk at the “Change Square” outside Sanaa University’s gate, Sanaa, Yemen. © 2021 Reuters / Khaled Abdullah The authorities across Yemen are increasingly restricting women’s freedom of movement. The restrictions have harmed women’s ability to access work, education, and health care, and are a form of discrimination. All governing authorities should immediately end policies that restrict women’s movement and ensure that checkpoint officers are trained to protect all Yemeni residents’ fundamental rights. (Beirut) – Parties to the conflict in Yemen, including the…

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