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[27/01/2020 08:33]

CAIRO-SABA
Yemen participates in a workshop on investigation and judicial cracking down on criminals and terrorists kicking off its activities here on Monday and organized by US Justice Department.

The First General Lawyer Ali Atboush, representatives of criminal investigation departments in interior ministry, directors of international cooperation and combating terrorism and judges and prosecutors represent Yemen in the workshop.

The three-day workshop reviews Yemeni laws on terrorism, current situation, defining terrorism and international accords, investigating terror crimes… and dangers of monopolizing children in committing terror crimes.