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SJC chief inaugurates training course for martial court personnel

[20/02/2018 02:04]

ADEN-SABA
President of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC), judge Ali Nasser Salem, opened today the first training course for military prosecutors and members of martial courts.

The one-month course in the field of military criminal law is organized by the Attorney General's Office.

It aims at providing 50 participants from different military regions with lectures on military crimes, the legal nature of crimes during armed conflicts, difference with civilian crimes, proceedings against violators of international humanitarian law among other topics.

Salemsaid that such courses will increase the capabilities of military prosecution and will contribute to restructuring it to resume its role.