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[14/08/2017 02:11]

ADEN-SABA
The Supreme Judiciary Council (SJC) discussed on Monday situations of courts and prosecutions in Hadhramout Province and carried out a number of reshuffle on them.

In the meeting presided over by the Head of the SJC Ali Salem and attended by the Dean of the Supreme Judiciary InstituteAbdullatif Mahmoud, the head of the council and members were briefed by the Head of Hadhramout Court of Appeal Salem Abdon and General Prosecutor of Sayoon Ali Saber Ahmad on situations of the courts and prosecutions across Hadhramout Province.

The council conducted reshuffle and appointments in the appeal prosecutions of Mukalla and two other prosecutions in the city. The same measures were conducted on prosecutions across the province.