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Solicitor-General discusses with ICRC improving forensic medicine

[22/06/2022 07:03]

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Solicitor-General of the Republic Judge Ali Atbosh discussed Wednesday with members of the International Committee for the Red Cross means of activating joint committee between General Prosecution and the committee to improve performance of forensic medicine in Yemen.

In his meeting with Deputy Coordinator of Protection Section, Medical Examiner, Specialist in Forensic Medicine and Program Assistant of Forensic in ICRC, Atbosh confirmed significance of continuous cooperation between General Prosecution and the committee in improving performance of forensic medicine.

He pointed out to the prosecution's need of providing modern criminal labs, especially those associated with forensic medicine and combating drugs and training cadre on using them.