Women Journalists Without Chains has issued a stark warning over the escalating consequences of Israel’s continued settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank,

A United Nations-facilitated prisoner exchange agreement signed in Muscat between the internationally recognized Yemeni government and the Houthi militia, providing for the release of nearly 2,900 detainees from both sides,

A growing number of United Nations and humanitarian workers in Yemen remain in detention or forcibly disappeared following a renewed escalation by Houthi forces, raising serious concerns over the safety of humanitarian operations and the systematic erosion of international legal protections for aid workers.

Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) strongly condemns, in the harshest and most unequivocal terms, the horrific terrorist crime that struck the city of Taiz on the morning of Thursday,

A fatal act of tribal retribution in Yemen’s Shabwa Governorate has drawn sharp condemnation from human rights advocates and widespread public outrage, with rights groups warning that the incident reflects a dangerous erosion of the rule of law and a growing reliance on violence outside judicial authority.

Women Journalists Without Chains affirms that Israeli occupation forces have, for more than two years, engaged in systematic practices that violate the dignity of deceased Palestinians, as part of the ongoing genocidal campaign waged against the Gaza Strip since October 2023.

Egyptian authorities continue to expand the use of terrorism designations as a tool of political repression, raising serious concerns about the absence of legal safeguards, due process, and judicial independence.

Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) unequivocally condemns the unprecedented surge in executions carried out by Iranian authorities, which reached a deeply alarming peak in November with the execution of at least 260 individuals

Women Journalists Without Chains affirms that the persistence of grave violations in the Gaza Strip demonstrates that Israel’s conduct cannot be understood as a series of isolated military incidents.

The human rights organization Women Journalists Without Chains (WJWC) has renewed its condemnation of the Houthi militia’s ongoing detention and enforced disappearance of prominent lawyer and human rights defender Abdulmajid Sabra, abducted from his office in Sanaa on September 25.

Stockholm’s historic City Hall hosted what organizers described as an exceptional 21st edition of the International Children’s Peace Prize, where Nobel Peace laureate Tawakkol Karman presented the award to Syrian activist Bana Alabed in recognition of her role in restoring hope to children affected by war.

The human toll in Gaza is mounting despite a ceasefire that took effect last October, with rights monitors warning that more than 1.5 million displaced people are now exposed to a new humanitarian disaster as winter sets in.