President
Latifa Jamel is a Yemeni-American writer, analyst, and expert in Yemeni affairs, with a profound focus on human rights, political reform, and social justice. She is a prominent voice in Arabic media, where she provides incisive commentary and in-depth analysis on Yemen’s political dynamics, governance challenges, and humanitarian crises.
With a robust academic background in Political Science, Economics, and International Relations, Ms. Jamel has demonstrated a commitment to advancing the principles of freedom, human dignity, and social equity. She is a former board member of the International Council of Rights and Freedom, where she actively contributed to global advocacy for marginalized communities.
Her career reflects a steadfast dedication to amplifying the voices of vulnerable populations and promoting initiatives that drive sustainable, transformative change. A seasoned policy expert, Ms. Jamel’s work emphasizes the need for comprehensive human rights protections, political accountability, and the empowerment of disenfranchised groups. Through her extensive experience in education, advocacy, and political analysis, she continues to champion a future of justice, peace, and equality for all individuals.
Executive Director
Born in 1972, Abdulrahman Ali Barman holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law from the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Sana’a University.
He is a licensed attorney authorized to plead before the Supreme Court of Yemen and previously served as the President of the Yemeni Students’ Union. He is also a member of the HOOD Organization.
Barman has been actively involved in advocating for Yemeni detainees held in Guantanamo Bay, Bagram, and Iraq. He is the founder and former president of Sajeen Organization and served as a member of the National Commission to Investigate Alleged Human Rights Violations (2015–2017).
In addition to his legal work, he is a human rights trainer and currently serves as the Chairman of Barman Law and Legal Consultancy Firm.
Financial Officer
is one of the founders of the American Center for Justice and currently serves as the financial officer of the center. Badr studied chemistry at the Faculty of Science in Yemen before coming to the United States, the land of freedom, to seek better opportunities for a better life. In addition to his deep and ongoing interest in human rights issues, Badr believes in the importance of human rights work to create positive change on a global level through his role at the American Center.
Media Coordinator
Event Coordinator
Farah, a community organizer, pro- peace and pro-Palestine activist, is committed to the fight for human rights, freedom, justice and equality. Her goal is to build a system where fairness and justice are not just ideals but lived realities for all.
President
Latifa Jamel is a Yemeni-American writer, analyst, and expert in Yemeni affairs, with a profound focus on human rights, political reform, and social justice. She is a prominent voice in Arabic media, where she provides incisive commentary and in-depth analysis on Yemen’s political dynamics, governance challenges, and humanitarian crises.
With a robust academic background in Political Science, Economics, and International Relations, Ms. Jamel has demonstrated a commitment to advancing the principles of freedom, human dignity, and social equity. She is a former board member of the International Council of Rights and Freedom, where she actively contributed to global advocacy for marginalized communities.
Her career reflects a steadfast dedication to amplifying the voices of vulnerable populations and promoting initiatives that drive sustainable, transformative change. A seasoned policy expert, Ms. Jamel’s work emphasizes the need for comprehensive human rights protections, political accountability, and the empowerment of disenfranchised groups. Through her extensive experience in education, advocacy, and political analysis, she continues to champion a future of justice, peace, and equality for all individuals.
Executive Director
Born in 1972, Abdulrahman Ali Barman holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law from the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Sana’a University.
He is a licensed attorney authorized to plead before the Supreme Court of Yemen and previously served as the President of the Yemeni Students’ Union. He is also a member of the HOOD Organization.
Barman has been actively involved in advocating for Yemeni detainees held in Guantanamo Bay, Bagram, and Iraq. He is the founder and former president of Sajeen Organization and served as a member of the National Commission to Investigate Alleged Human Rights Violations (2015–2017).
In addition to his legal work, he is a human rights trainer and currently serves as the Chairman of Barman Law and Legal Consultancy Firm.
Financial Officer
is one of the founders of the American Center for Justice and currently serves as the financial officer of the center. Badr studied chemistry at the Faculty of Science in Yemen before coming to the United States, the land of freedom, to seek better opportunities for a better life. In addition to his deep and ongoing interest in human rights issues, Badr believes in the importance of human rights work to create positive change on a global level through his role at the American Center.
Media Coordinator
Event Coordinator
Farah, a community organizer, pro- peace and pro-Palestine activist, is committed to the fight for human rights, freedom, justice and equality. Her goal is to build a system where fairness and justice are not just ideals but lived realities for all.