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[15/07/2019 03:05]

MARIB-SABA
The National Commission of Inquiry into human rights abuse claims organized a roundtable discussion with civil society organizations in Marib on Monday to increase communication with them to eventually reach out to as many abuse victims as possible.

Several CSOs and human rights advocates from different parts of Yemen attended the meeting held in the eastern Yemen city. The Commission's deputy chairman said the aim of the discussion is "to increase communication and cooperation with the CSOs to reach out to the largest possible number of abuse victims and investigate the violations they have endured."