The American Society of International Law, No Peace Without Justice, and the Yemen Peace Project present a special event on Tuesday, January 15.

At a time of global attention on the Gulf Region and the catastrophic conflict in Yemen, the human rights and humanitarian situation both within the UAE and beyond its borders have been in the headlines. This event will explore the current situation on the ground and the prospects for promoting human rights compliance and accountability in challenging times. Two separate panels will address internal challenges to human rights within the UAE and the prospect of accountability for the ongoing Yemen conflict.

Panel 1: Looking Inwards: The Challenges to Human Rights and the Rule of Law in the UAE
Panel 2: Looking Outwards: Accountability and Reparations for the Yemen Conflict

The staff and board of the Yemen Peace Project invite you to join us at the Mott House on Capitol Hill for special fundraising and networking event! Learn about the YPP's efforts to end the war in Yemen and build a brighter future for all Yemenis, including our DC-based advocacy program and the pilot phase of our new micro-grantmaking program, the Yemeni Empowerment Fund.

Meet the staff and board of the YPP, and network with other foreign-policy professionals. And best of all, enjoy complimentary wine and soft drinks, and delicious hors d'oeuvres and desserts from one of the area's best Yemeni restaurants!

Suggested donation is $50 per guest (DC interns are welcome without donation). Reserve your tickets today using the form below, or RSVP to rsvp@yemenpeaceproject.org.

The Yemen Peace Project invites you to join us for our Annual Fall Fundraiser

Saturday, October 28, 4:30pm-7:00pm

Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church, 201 4th St. SE Washington, DC 20003

This special event will feature a silent auction, live music, delicious Yemeni hors d’oeuvres and desserts, and authentic Yemeni coffee along with other refreshments.

Click here for details and tickets!

Yemen currently faces the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Seven million people are on the verge of starvation, and a child dies every ten minutes of preventable disease. How has US support for the Saudi-led military coalition helped fuel this crisis, and what can voters do to make US policy a part of the solution?

YPP executive director Will Picard will address these questions at two free public events.

Yemen currently faces the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Seven million people are on the verge of starvation, and a child dies every ten minutes of preventable disease. How has US support for the Saudi-led military coalition helped fuel this crisis, and what can voters do to make US policy a part of the solution?

YPP executive director Will Picard will address these questions at two free public events.