[19/December/2020]

SANA'A, Dec. 19 (Saba) - The Yemeni Center for Human Rights launched on Saturday a training project for trainers in international humanitarian and local law.

At the opening of the project, which targets 15 participants from the Ministries of Justice and Interior, Public Prosecution, academicians and lawyers, Attorney General Judge Nabil Nasser Al-Azzani called for raising the capabilities of prosecutors and judicial control officers in monitoring and documenting the violations and crimes committed by Saudi-led aggression against Yemen and preparing judicial files in accordance with international humanitarian law.

He noted to the importance of such projects in developing capacities and getting acquainted with the developments of human rights worldwide and what is included in international humanitarian law and how to apply it.

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