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National investigators meet Arab Coalition chief of staff

[12/03/2018 12:57]

RIYADH-SABA
The National Commission to Investigated into Alleged Human Rights Violations have discussed with the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Arab Coalition Marshal Ahmad Al-Shehri in Riyadh on Monday.

The meeting discussed the current situation of human rights in Yemen and ways to curb violations and civilian casualties.

The Commission's chairman, Ahmed Al-Muflihi and his deputy Hussein Al-Mashdaley explained the measures that the Commission follows in line with the international investigation standards as it performs its duty to ensure justice for all victims of violations.

He also explained the Commission's keenness on communicating with all the warring parties regarding any claims of violations attributed to any of the parties.

For his part, Al-Shehri expressed his appreciation of the efforts of the Commission in monitoring and investigating into the violations saying the Arab Coalition is ready to cooperate with it by the exchange of information and to facilitate the commission's duty.