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Training course on Human Rights for Ministry of Interior's personnel

[13/01/2019 02:28]

SABA-ADEN
Three-day training workshops about Human Rights started its sessions Sunday in the temporary capital Aden.
The training course organized by the Ministry of Interior.

36 participants are attending the training workshops selected from security, military, legal and media departments of the Ministry of Interior. The trainees also chosen from the governorates of Aden, Lahj, Abyan, Al-Dale'a and Taiz.

The training workshops designed to introduce the participants to human rights principles, conceptions of International Law and Humanitarian Law, including human rights of the persons who suffering psychological and mental illness in jails, and human rights of, detainees and suspected people during interrogations.