Expertise: Human Rights Trainer, Monitoring and Documenting Human Rights Violations, Law, Transitional Justice.  

Languages: Arabic.

Bio: Huda Al-Sarare (@h_alsarare) is known for her dedication in defending the detainees and the forcibly disappeared people. She won The Aurora International Prize in the Field of Human Rights in 2019 and The Marin Ennals International Award in 2020. Huda is a lawyer and a human rights defender who has worked in the field for more than a decade with several organizations, including Women’s Union, The Foundation for Rights and Freedoms, and the National Committee to Investigate Human Rights Violations. 

Al-Sarare works as the General Manager for Women and Children’s Affairs in the Ministry of Justice, as a Prosecutor assistant, and the head of Defense Foundation for Rights and Freedoms. She also works as an observer at the International Committee to investigate human rights violations. 

Huda holds a Master's degree in Feminist Studies and Development from The Women’s Center at Aden University. She has participated in many training sessions in the field of human rights, monitoring, and documenting. One of the most important is her participation in each of the 36, 37, 38, and 39 sessions of the Human Rights Council in Geneva within a delegation monitoring of human rights violations.