This study focuses on the legal and institutional framework related to the phenomenon of digital violence against women (DVAW) in Yemen through a comprehensive review of relevant Yemeni laws and institutions. It also highlights a significant lack of a specific legal framework that addresses DVAW: the results reveal shortcomings in current legislation and the effectiveness of institutions in addressing this issue. In the face of these challenges, this study presents a set of recommendations aimed at building a strong legal and institutional system that can address this phenomenon and protect women from this new type of violence. The recommendations also address the gaps in the legal and institutional system to ensure a more effective response to the challenges arising from digital violence and to promote a safer digital environment for women.