Video / Middle East & North Africa 30 March 2021 Why Should Peacebuilding in Yemen Become More Inclusive? Share Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Whatsapp Save Print Yemeni women, who were at the fore of the 2011 protest movement, are excluded from a formal role in UN-led national talks to end the civil war. Yet their involvement will be crucial to building a sustainable peace. In this video, Crisis Group’s Senior Analyst for Yemen Peter Salisbury explains how women leaders were pushed off the national stage, and why the inclusion of women and civil society actors will be so important for what happens on “day zero”, the day after any Yemeni peace deal goes into effect. Loading Video Why Should Peacebuilding in Yemen Become More Inclusive? CRISISGROUP Related Tags Gender and Conflict Yemen More for you Report / Middle East & North Africa The Case for More Inclusive – and More Effective – Peacemaking in Yemen Also available in العربية Op-Ed / Middle East & North Africa Yemen’s Southern Transitional Council: A Delicate Balancing Act Originally published in Istituto Per Gli Studi Di Politica Internazionale (ISPI)