Yemen Women Union in Al-Hudaydah Governerate today 10 May 2018 concluded
a training course for service providers in case management within the
"Anti-GBV project " implemented by YWU in partnership with the
 United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
The four-day training course targeted 30 participants and participants from civil society,
health and security organizations.
The trainer, Mr. Khalil Al-Maqaleh, explained that the participants were trained during the
workshop on ways to provide protection, legal support, referral system and controls.
Intervening gender-based violence in humanitarian situations
"Participants also received extensive information on the patterns, forms and causes
of violence and the consequences of violence and harmful traditional practices
As well as ways of co-ordination between stakeholders to provide psychosocial and
health support and how to advocate and gain support. "
On the other hand, Professor Huda Ghalib, the director of protection at the
governorate level, explained that the training workshop which ended today
comes within the framework of a competition project
Based violence, pointing out that the objectives of the course are to provide
services and manage cases in order to develop their capabilities and
Provide them with the skills needed to provide more comprehensive care
of cases through accurate diagnosis and how to deal with cases of violence,
The common psychology associated with violence, how to treat it, and the
rehabilitation of victims.
She pointed out that the project of fighting gender-based violence is one of
the most important projects that Yemeni society needs as a result of the war
and the unjust siege imposed on Yemen and its difficult human and economic conditions.