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[31/01/2019 06:01]

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Prime Minister Dr Ma'een Abdulmalik met on Thursday in the interim capital Aden with Chairman of the Committee charged investigations into claims of human rights abuses judge Ahmed al-Maflahi.

Discussions touched upon the Committee's actions and challenges faced by.

The Prime Minister stated that the government is very interested in the national committee's action and very keen to facilitate its missions given that it is an independent national body tasked with investigating into allegations of human rights violation all over the Yemeni territories.

Judge al-Maflah cited the committee's recommendations in its fifth report that the Yemeni governments needs to work on.