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Presidential decree mandates COCA to audit the CBY actions
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Republican decree reshuffling CBY's board issued
NCIAVHR holds training workshop with ICTJ
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Latest News:
Presidential decree mandates COCA to audit the CBY actions
President appoints Abdulkarim Rajeh monitor on banks in the CBY
Republican decree reshuffling CBY's board issued
NCIAVHR holds training workshop with ICTJ
Republican Decree appoints vice finance minister issued
NCTIHRAV discusses with European ambassadors HR issue in Yemen
[28/10/2021 05:52]
ADEN-SABA
The National Committee to Investigate Human Rights Alleged Violations or (NCTIHRAV) discussed Thursday with ambassadors of France, Netherlands, Germany and Sweden's Envoy to Yemen and Deputy Representative of the European Union latest developments of human rights issue in the country.
The ambassadors praised the committee's duty of investigating and documenting alleged human rights violations in Yemen and expressed readiness to provide technical and logistic support the committee needs to help it implement its duties and overcome challenges it faces.
The ambassadors confirmed keenness of continuous communication with the committee and making use from information associated with human rights situation and violations committed across Yemen.
The National Committee to Investigate Human Rights Alleged Violations or (NCTIHRAV) discussed Thursday with ambassadors of France, Netherlands, Germany and Sweden's Envoy to Yemen and Deputy Representative of the European Union latest developments of human rights issue in the country.
The ambassadors praised the committee's duty of investigating and documenting alleged human rights violations in Yemen and expressed readiness to provide technical and logistic support the committee needs to help it implement its duties and overcome challenges it faces.
The ambassadors confirmed keenness of continuous communication with the committee and making use from information associated with human rights situation and violations committed across Yemen.
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