[28/11/2022 02:02]
Riyadh - Saba
The National Inquiry Commission on the Allegations of Human Rights Violations reviewed, with ambassadors and representatives of diplomatic missions in Yemen, the human rights situation in Yemen, and the commission's work in documenting violations and activating accountability through the national judiciary.
In the meeting held at the Yemeni embassy in Riyadh, the head of the commission, Judge Ahmed Al-Muflahi, affirmed the committee's keenness to continue communication and cooperation with all local, international and regional bodies interested in the human rights file in Yemen, in a way that helps reveal the truth, reduce violations and provide justice for the victims.
The commission members also reviewed the most important recent field investigation work carried out by the commission in all Yemeni governorates and the number of cases that were documented and investigated.
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