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Yemen’s civil war has divided the country and left space for non-state actors to promote propaganda and disinformation while obscuring public opinion. As a result, Yemenis—including journalists, activists and civil society leaders—struggle to find a space in Yemen’s saturated and polarizing media environment for independent and neutral voices. This challenge prevents independent and neutral journalists from effectively representing the perspectives and experiences of local Yemenis while also obstructing the country’s peace and reconciliation process.
The program supports independent media and journalists in their efforts to amplify Yemeni voices and shed light on local events through rigorous, fact-based journalism. The program aims to bolster media coverage that resonates with local audiences, counters divisive narratives, and promotes peace and reconciliation.
Goals to date include: