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New Research Report: Perspectives and Practices of Non-State Armed Groups and De Facto Authorities on Children's Access to Essential Services
Fight for Humanity and the Centre on Armed Groups are pleased to release their summary report “Children’s Access to Essential Services: Perspectives and Practices of Non-State Armed Groups and De Facto Authorities”. The report forms part of a research funded by the European Commission’s Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) that investigates the perceptions, motives, and practices of non-state armed groups (NSAGs) and de facto authorities (DFAs) regarding children’s ac
Jun 24


2025 Annual Report: Advancing Civilian Protection, Human Rights, and Social Cohesion in Conflict-Affected Contexts
Fight for Humanity is pleased to share its 2025 Annual Report. In 2025, Fight for Humanity and its partners continued to support initiatives promoting child protection, women’s rights, cultural heritage protection, social cohesion, and peaceful coexistence across 6 situations affected by armed conflict and violence. In 2025, amongst other achievements, Fight for Humanity: Contributed to child protection in Northeast Syria, supporting 200 at-risk and demobilised children and
Jun 15


2024 Annual Report: defending human rights in complex environments
Fight for Humanity is pleased to share its 2024 Annual Report. In 2024, together with a wide range of trusted partners, our organization implemented 13 projects across 6 situations of armed conflict and violence, marking a year of both growth and transition. In 2024, amongst other things, Fight for Humanity: Launched a reintegration and support programme in Northeast Syria for 200 children through vocational training and financial aid. It also trained security forces and l
Jul 16, 2025


Annual Report 2023: making a difference for people living in areas of armed conflict.
Fight for Humanity is delighted to share its 2023 Annual Report. In 2023, Fight for Humanity and its partners: Undertook a participatory action research with three key armed and political movements or entities from northern and southern Yemen to understand the factors that can encourage them to promote the protection and participation rights of women and girls. Conducted a campaign through events, online campaigns, and advocacy to raise awareness on the final report of th
Jul 5, 2024


Yemen: Research Report on women's participation in peacebuilding and protection during conflict
Fight for Humanity and Berghof Foundation, are pleased to release their research report “Empowerment lies within: Opportunities and challenges for the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security Framework by Political Movements in Yemen”. This research has involved three key political movements or entities: the Islah Party, the Southern Transitional Council, and Ansar Allah to better understand the factors that encourage these movements to promote and implement the Women,
Jul 1, 2024


New project: researching ways to prevent civilian suffering in armed conflicts
Fight for Humanity is pleased to announce that it is part of a consortium to research ways to prevent civilian suffering in armed...
Jan 25, 2024


New project phase: The role of armed and political movements in women’s protection and participation
Fight for Humanity jointly with the Berghof Foundation have initiated a new project phase in Myanmar, Yemen and at a global level, in their efforts to support the protection of women during conflict and increase their participation in peacebuilding efforts in areas under the control of armed movements. This phase follows a first pilot project in Myanmar. With this new phase, the organizations facilitated dialogues with two ethnic resistance organizations (EROs) in Myanmar on
Oct 30, 2023
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