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Workshop on human trafficking concluded in Aden

[07/10/2019 05:39]

ADEN-SABA
A workshop on "Human Trafficking Crime" has recommended quick discussion of the law of human trafficking and defining a judiciary body to tackle this crime.

Concluded in Aden on Monday and organized by the Corporation of Supporting Democratic Civil Dimension in coordination with Tajdeed Organization for Development and Democracy, the workshop recommended also making database on human trafficking for combating the crime.

Financed by UNDP and participated by 25 male and female participants with participation of a number of judges, prosecutors and lawyers, the workshop discussed in three days the crime of trafficking in persons, freedom of speech and judiciary and international cooperation.

The workshop aimed at showing these topics and how to deal with them, punishments, accepting and respecting opinions of others during difficult conditions suffered by the country.