من نحن

We are an independent, non-governmental, non-profit Yemeni civil organization whose work is dedicated to defending human rights and combating torture, enforced disappearance, arbitrary detention, and all forms of cruel, humiliating, or degrading treatment of human dignity, regardless of religion. sect, nationality, gender, origin, thought, or politician orientation
Its headquarters is located in the Republic of Yemen Ma'rib Governorate, and its researchers conduct fact-finding investigations into human rights violations, forced disappearances, arbitrary detention, and violations committed by various parties to the conflict on all territories of the Republic of Yemen

The idea of establishing the Eradah Organization to Combat Torture and Enforced Disappearance was crystallized as a result of the increase in kidnappings, arbitrary detention, and forced disappearances of the Yemeni people after the coup against the state in 21 September 2014 AD and the Houthi militia's military control over the secretariat of the capital. Many of the Yemeni people were exposed to types of grave violations and brutal torture, which resulted in Many times, it leads to death, humiliating treatment that degrades human dignity. and leaves some people with permanent disabilities and disabilities.
The organization was established by a survivor of kidnapping, arbitrary detention, and enforced disappearance, Sheikh Jamal Mohsen Al-Maamari - a former abductee in Houthi militia's jails who was subjected to brutal torture until he became terminally paralyzed on the left side of the body in March 2015 and was obliged to use of a wheelchair. He became known as the dean of Yemeni abductees and prisoners
Eradah Organization to Combat Torture and Enforced Disappearance was established on 8/8/2018 AD and holds permit No. (310) issued by the Office of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor

Eradah Organization to Combat Torture and Enforced Disappearance strives to be a leader in reducing arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearance and combating torture and other forms of cruel and inhuman treatment. It seeks to defend victims and monitor, prosecute and hold accountable those who have committed violations through humanitarian law guaranteed in all laws and constitutions

For a homeland free from prisoner of conscience, enforced disappearance, torture or any acts detracts from the human dignity.

1. Monitoring and documenting the reality of crimes of torture, enforced disappearance, and arbitrary arrests, and receiving reports and complaints about this, verifying, monitoring and documenting them
2. Media advocacy and mobilizing community and human rights support.
3. Working to reduce arbitrary arrests and human rights violations and standing with the victims according to available capabilities.
4. Monitoring and documenting those who committed violations in preparation for prosecuting them through local and international law and holding them accountable for the crimes they committed

• Monitoring and documenting the crimes of torture, enforced disappearance and arbitrary detention.
• Conducting studies, researches and awareness activities via several types of mass media.
• Monitoring, evaluating and analyzing the conditions of the disappeared, arbitrarily detained and tortured individuals, and issuing related reports and statements.
• Providing care and the support needs to the victims of arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances and to their families.
• Establishing relationships and partnerships with international, regional and local organizations.
• Providing them of the legal and judicial support.