Mubarak Al-Yousifi

The report reflects a silent human tragedy experienced by thousands of Yemeni families due to the enforced disappearance of their loved ones. It highlights the extraordinary efforts made by local civil society organizations to defend rights and freedoms and limit arbitrary disappearances, despite the direct restrictions and threats surrounding their work.

The report highlights the ongoing series of land seizures and encroachments targeting the Sana'a University campus. It exposes how the redirection of higher education lands and projects toward commercial investments and influential entities is being disguised, all at the expense of the rights of the academic staff and the educational environment.

The report addresses the state of Yemen's telecommunications sector and its severe deterioration resulting from government monopoly, high costs, and conflict-damaged infrastructure. It examines how this weakness negatively impacts the educational sector by hindering access to digital learning platforms and research, alongside the field and operational restrictions imposed on local wireless networks that citizens rely on as community alternatives. The report concludes that limited existing alternatives fail to meet comprehensive needs, emphasizing the necessity of liberalizing the sector, encouraging competition, and investing in infrastructure to ensure the right to internet access.