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Investigation committee meets GCC diplomatic missions

[10/08/2017 07:38]

RIYADH-SABA
Chief and members of the National Committee for Investigating Claims of Human Rights Violations on Thursday met here with the Gulf Cooperation Council's diplomatic missions to Yemen

The committee's team made a presentation on the outcomes of the human rights investigations conducted by the committee.

The committee affirmed that it will continue investigating violations committed in different areas according to the internationally accepted criteria.

The representatives of diplomatic missions of Saudi Arabia, Oman and the GCC General Secretariat affirmed their follow-up of Yemen's affairs, calling all parties to cooperate with the committee and facilitate its work in all Yemeni areas.

They further said that the committee worked professionally and neutrally, reiterating their support to the committee and benefiting of the committee's reports to reach peace and enhance human rights.