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[02/08/2018 06:30]

RIYADH-SABA
National Committee for Investigation into Allegations of Human Rights Violations (NCIAHRV) held a meeting Thursday here Riyadh with Joint Incident Assessment Team (JIAT).

The joint session aimed to explore mechanisms of cooperation between the two sides in order to ensure an integrated legal review of the claims about the victims.

The two sides have underscored the importance of establishing professional and transparent investigation into the violations of human rights in Yemen with the purpose of reducing such incidents in the future.

The (NCIAHRV) stated that it is very important to receive replies from the JIAT as early as possible to get the investigations accomplished into the files under scrutinizing.

For their own part, the JIAT have promised to answer about any questions and inquires or letters the NCIAHRV may transmit to the JIAT.