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The Yemeni Tribal Code of Honor was launched in Geneva on October 29, 2026, with around 100 tribal and community leaders taking part, following two years of consultations. The Swiss Foreign Ministry said that nearly 5,000 tribal notables had pledged their support. The code calls for the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure, respect for prisoners and the wounded, the facilitation of humanitarian aid, and the use of tribal mediation. So far, however, it has not led to a ceasefire agreement or to a binding mechanism for its implementation and for holding violators accountable. It should therefore be seen as a humanitarian and community-based step on which further efforts can build—not as evidence that the war is nearing its end. Nor does its having been held at the Palais des Nations in Geneva make it an official United Nations conference.
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