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Primary courts to resume work in Shabwa

[13/08/2017 09:33]

SHABWAH-SABA
The First Deputy Governor of Shawbah Mohammad Adyou discussed on Sunday with the leadership of the Judiciary Apparatus here under the presidency of the Head of Appeal Court Judge Khaled Hunaishan means of resumption primary courts.

In the meeting, which included a number of members of Appealing Court, heads of primary courts and a number of lawyers, Adyou confirmed the significance of the rule of the judiciary in achieving justice and restoring order.

For his part, the Head of the Appeal Court confirmed serious efforts for activating judiciary and all primary courts in the liberated districts so that the judiciary will resume its rule in achieving justice.