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Yemen, Mauritanian discuss human rights issue

[07/03/2018 05:00]

NOUAKCHOTT-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Nouakchott, Dr. Salim Al-Erada discussed today with the chairwoman of the Mauritanian Committee for Human Rights, Orbiha bint Abdul Wadud, the fields of cooperation between the two countries in the field of human rights and means of enhancing and developing them.

Al-Erada briefed Orbiha on the developments in Yemen, mainly the suffering of the Yemeni people incurred by Houthi rebel militia and the government's efforts in cooperation with the Arab Coalition to alleviate the suffering.

He handed over to Orbiha a copy of the comprehensive humanitarian relief plan that the Arab Coalition had announced for Yemen and a report on the Houthis' violations against humanitarian relief work and workers.